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About
Jun Kamei is a urological surgeon and researcher whose work centers on robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP), urinary continence recovery, and surgical innovation. His most significant contributions lie in elucidating the anatomical and procedural factors governing post-prostatectomy urinary outcomes. Through meticulous longitudinal studies using validated questionnaires, Kamei has clarified how lower urinary tract symptoms evolve following RARP, while his investigations into preserved urethral length and neurovascular bundle preservation have provided actionable surgical insights for improving continence recovery. His research demonstrating the effectiveness of transperineal ultrasound-guided pelvic floor muscle training offers a practical rehabilitation strategy for patients with persistent urinary incontinence — a finding with direct quality-of-life implications. Beyond prostatectomy, Kamei has made notable contributions to surgical education and planning through 3D-printed kidney models, demonstrating their value in training urology residents and improving outcomes in robot-assisted partial nephrectomy. His work on infection prevention, surgical site infections in radical cystectomy, and early adoption of the hinotori surgical robot platform further reflects the breadth of his expertise. With cumulative citations across his top publications exceeding 90, Kamei's research has meaningfully advanced minimally invasive urology and continues to shape both clinical practice and surgical training.
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