L. Toneatto
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L. Toneatto is a clinical researcher whose work focuses on the intersection of urologic oncology and geriatric assessment, with a particular emphasis on frailty as a predictor of surgical outcomes. Their key research area involves prospectively evaluating how preoperative frailty status influences perioperative and postoperative results in patients undergoing robot-assisted radical prostatectomy for prostate cancer. Toneatto’s major contribution lies in the development and application of a standardized collection system for perioperative outcomes, enabling more accurate risk stratification and personalized surgical planning. This work has garnered attention, with their most-cited paper—a 2022 prospective study—receiving 1 citation to date, reflecting its emerging impact in the field. By integrating frailty metrics into routine surgical evaluation, Toneatto is helping to shift clinical practice toward more nuanced patient selection and improved recovery pathways. Their research underscores the importance of holistic preoperative assessment in robotic surgery, offering valuable insights for urologists and geriatric specialists alike.
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