Konstantinos Douroumis

National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

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Dr. Konstantinos Douroumis is a pioneering urologic surgeon whose research is reshaping the landscape of robotic-assisted surgery, particularly in andrology and urologic oncology. His work focuses on the comparative effectiveness of robotic platforms, aiming to refine surgical precision and patient outcomes. Dr. Douroumis’s major contributions include a landmark systematic review establishing robotic-assisted microsurgery as a potential gold standard in andrology, demonstrating significant advantages in delicate procedures. He has also critically evaluated the emerging single-port (SP) robotic systems against the established multi-port (MP) platforms, providing crucial evidence for the future direction of urologic oncology. With his most cited papers—a 2023 systematic review (8 citations) and a 2025 narrative review (7 citations)—garnering immediate attention, his work is already shaping clinical practice. Dr. Douroumis is at the forefront of defining the next generation of minimally invasive surgery, offering a clear, evidence-based roadmap for surgeons and researchers navigating the rapid evolution of robotic technology.