Hubert Perrin

Princess Grace Hospital Centre, The Princess Grace Hospital

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Dr. Hubert Perrin is a pioneering robotic surgeon whose work focuses on expanding the boundaries of minimally invasive oncology. His major contributions lie in demonstrating the feasibility and safety of complex, multi-quadrant robotic procedures that were previously considered too challenging for a single surgical approach. Notably, Dr. Perrin achieved the first reported totally robotic combined right hemicolectomy and nephrectomy, a landmark case that has garnered 6 citations for its innovative technique. His expertise in nerve-sparing surgery is exemplified by his 2017 paper on the robotic resection of an obturator schwannoma, which achieved the rare outcome of preserving both normal nerve fascicles and postoperative function—a study cited 14 times for its clinical significance. Additionally, his work on robotic right colectomy with complete mesocolic excision (CME) for adenocarcinoma, published with an accompanying video, has advanced the standardization of oncologic robotic colorectal surgery. With a career dedicated to pushing the limits of what is possible with the robotic platform, Dr. Perrin’s research continues to influence surgical practice, offering patients less invasive options for complex pathologies while maintaining—and often improving—functional and oncologic outcomes.