Koya Hida
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146
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About
Dr. Koya Hida is a leading figure in the field of minimally invasive colorectal and gastric surgery, with a particular focus on the comparative effectiveness of robotic versus laparoscopic approaches. His research is defined by rigorous methodology, including the use of MRI pelvimetry to predict surgical difficulty in rectal cancer, a study that has garnered 40 citations. Dr. Hida has made significant contributions to evidence-based surgery through comprehensive systematic reviews and meta-analyses, critically evaluating the quality of current evidence for robotic and laparoscopic techniques in both rectal and gastric cancers—works cited over 30 and 16 times, respectively. He has also advanced patient-centered outcomes, notably through the LANDMARC study, a prospective multicenter survey investigating male sexual dysfunction following minimally invasive rectal cancer surgery. His work on safety assessment and learning curves for robotic gastrectomy, along with analyses of surgical outcomes across different study designs, has helped shape best practices. With a portfolio of highly cited papers and a focus on both technical innovation and patient quality of life, Dr. Hida is a key contributor to the evolution of minimally invasive surgical oncology.
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