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Hideyo Miyazaki is a leading urological surgeon and researcher whose work centers on improving outcomes for patients undergoing robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP) for prostate cancer. His research uniquely bridges surgical technique, patient-reported outcomes, and innovative medical technology. Dr. Miyazaki’s most impactful study, with 29 citations, identified that preoperative overactive bladder is a significant negative predictor for achieving urinary continence after RARP, providing crucial guidance for patient counseling and preoperative management. He has also pioneered patient safety research, notably measuring contact pressure on lower extremities during robotic surgery to understand and prevent lower extremity neuropathy—a critical complication of the lithotomy-Trendelenburg position. His work extends to developing a risk-score model for biochemical recurrence in patients with negative surgical margins, enhancing prognostic accuracy. Demonstrating interdisciplinary innovation, Dr. Miyazaki has contributed to the development of a VS ultrasound diagnostic system with kidney image evaluation functions. Through his focused investigations into surgical outcomes, complication prevention, and risk stratification, Hideyo Miyazaki is advancing the precision and safety of robotic urologic surgery.