Joshua P. Landreneau

Cleveland Clinic, University of Missouri

Papers

Total Citations

117

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About

Joshua P. Landreneau is a prominent bariatric and minimally invasive surgeon whose research focuses on revisional bariatric surgery, surgical education, and the integration of robotic technology into clinical practice. His most influential work, "Conversion of Sleeve Gastrectomy to Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass" (2018), has garnered 116 citations, establishing a foundational framework for managing complications and weight regain after sleeve gastrectomy—a critical area as revisional procedures become increasingly common. This study is widely referenced for its detailed analysis of patient selection, operative techniques, and outcomes, directly shaping clinical guidelines for surgeons worldwide. Landreneau also contributes to surgical training, as evidenced by his 2024 study on fellow perceptions of robotic surgery preparedness, which highlights gaps in current curricula and advocates for enhanced simulation-based learning. His work bridges the gap between evolving technology and effective surgical education, ensuring that next-generation surgeons are equipped for the demands of robotic-assisted procedures. Through these contributions, Landreneau has become a key voice in advancing both the technical and pedagogical dimensions of modern bariatric surgery.