James Ryan Mark
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Thomas Jefferson University
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4
Total Citations
22
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About
James Ryan Mark is a urologic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on advancing minimally invasive surgical techniques, particularly robotic-assisted procedures, and improving perioperative care. His most-cited paper, "The effects of fatigue on robotic surgical skill training in Urology residents" (10 citations), investigates how fatigue impacts surgical performance and training outcomes, a critical issue for resident education and patient safety. Mark has also made significant contributions to the management of renal cell carcinoma with inferior vena cava thrombus, as detailed in his 2024 narrative review (7 citations), which synthesizes evidence on robotic surgery as a treatment option for this complex condition. His comparative analysis of robotic-assisted versus open radical cystectomy (3 citations) provides valuable insights into perioperative risks and complication rates, using National Surgical Quality Improvement Project data to guide surgical decision-making. Additionally, his work on postoperative pain management (2 citations) demonstrates a practical, patient-centered approach to reducing opioid prescriptions after minimally invasive surgery. With a focus on surgical innovation, training, and outcomes, Mark’s research has direct implications for improving urologic care and surgical education.
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