JP Hoogendam
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JP Hoogendam is a surgical oncologist whose research has made meaningful contributions to the field of minimally invasive gynecologic oncology, with a particular focus on robot-assisted laparoscopic surgery for early-stage cervical cancer. Working out of a tertiary referral centre, Hoogendam has dedicated significant scholarly effort to understanding both the clinical outcomes and the technical learning curve associated with robotic surgical approaches. His most influential work, a 2014 observational cohort study accumulating 67 citations, examined oncological outcomes and long-term complications in approximately 100 consecutive cervical cancer patients undergoing robot-assisted radical surgery — providing some of the earliest substantive evidence on the safety and efficacy of this approach. Building on this foundation, a 2020 follow-up study (39 citations) took a more nuanced look at how surgeon and team experience evolves over time, quantifying the impact of the learning curve on patient outcomes — a critically practical question for institutions adopting robotic platforms. Together, Hoogendam's publications reflect a commitment to evidence-based surgical practice, contributing real-world cohort data that helps clinicians better understand when and how robotic surgery can be safely implemented in cervical cancer care.
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