Keigo Kanehara
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Keigo Kanehara is a colorectal surgeon whose research centers on improving surgical safety and outcomes in colorectal cancer care. His most notable contribution addresses the contentious practice of prophylactic ureteral catheterization (PUC) for preventing iatrogenic ureteral injury during colorectal cancer surgery—a rare but serious complication. In his 2025 study, Kanehara critically evaluates the efficacy of PUC, providing evidence that helps clarify its role in intraoperative ureter identification and risk reduction. While his work currently holds 2 citations, its clinical relevance is significant, as it informs surgical decision-making and patient safety protocols. Kanehara’s research reflects a commitment to evidence-based surgery, balancing procedural benefits against potential risks. His findings are particularly valuable for surgeons navigating complex pelvic dissections, offering practical insights that may reduce morbidity. As an emerging voice in colorectal oncology, Kanehara continues to contribute to the refinement of surgical techniques, with his work serving as a resource for both clinicians and researchers seeking to optimize outcomes in colorectal cancer surgery.
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