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Dr. Jonathan Doyun is a pioneering urologic surgeon whose research focuses on advancing robotic surgery, particularly in the fields of partial nephrectomy and radical prostatectomy. His work is characterized by a commitment to optimizing surgical outcomes, reducing complications, and expanding access to minimally invasive techniques. A landmark contribution is his 2020 study demonstrating the feasibility of transitioning directly from open partial nephrectomy to a robotic approach, achieving the "TRIFECTA" of negative margins, minimal complications, and warm ischemia time—a finding that has garnered 24 citations and reshaped surgical training paradigms. Dr. Doyun has also made critical contributions to perioperative management, notably through a systematic review and meta-analysis (18 citations) that challenged conventional wisdom by suggesting low-dose aspirin may not need to be suspended prior to robot-assisted radical prostatectomy. Further demonstrating his commitment to surgical education, he led a prospective clinical trial (14 citations) proving that remote proctoring can significantly enhance robotic simulation training for urology residents in South America. Through these impactful studies, Dr. Doyun is not only refining surgical techniques but also pioneering scalable training solutions to democratize robotic surgery expertise.