Kosuke Mizukoshi
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Dr. Kosuke Mizukoshi is a surgical researcher whose work focuses on the perioperative outcomes and safety of minimally invasive colorectal surgery, particularly robotic and laparoscopic approaches. His most-cited study, "Creatine kinase elevation after robotic surgery for rectal cancer due to a prolonged lithotomy position" (2020, 7 citations), provides critical insights into a specific postoperative complication—elevated creatine kinase levels—associated with the prolonged lithotomy position used in robotic rectal cancer procedures. By comparing postoperative complications between robotic and laparoscopic surgery, Dr. Mizukoshi has contributed to a deeper understanding of how surgical positioning and technique impact patient recovery and safety. This work is especially valuable for surgeons and anesthesiologists seeking to optimize patient positioning and reduce the risk of muscle injury or rhabdomyolysis. Although his citation count is modest, his research addresses a practical, under-discussed clinical issue that directly influences surgical protocols and patient care in the rapidly evolving field of robotic surgery. Dr. Mizukoshi’s findings underscore the importance of vigilance in perioperative management, making his contributions a useful reference for clinicians and researchers aiming to refine minimally invasive surgical practices.
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