Papers
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Total Citations
1,093
H-Index
15
About
Laurent Bresler is a pioneering surgeon whose research has fundamentally advanced the field of robotic-assisted minimally invasive surgery. His work focuses on validating robotic techniques across a spectrum of complex procedures, including adrenalectomy, gastric bypass, pancreatectomy, and rectopexy. Bresler’s major contributions include providing some of the earliest prospective evidence that robotic adrenalectomy offers comparable or superior outcomes to traditional laparoscopy, particularly in terms of patient quality of life and perioperative safety. His landmark studies, such as the prospective evaluation of 100 robotic-assisted unilateral adrenalectomies (188 citations) and the validation of the dV-Trainer® simulator for robotic skills assessment (177 citations), have established critical benchmarks for surgical training and clinical practice. Bresler also conducted rigorous analyses of learning curves for robotic gastric bypass, demonstrating the procedure’s feasibility and reproducibility. With over a dozen highly cited papers, his work has shaped modern surgical standards, proving that robotic platforms can enhance precision and recovery while maintaining safety across diverse operations.
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- 1Prospective evaluation of 100 robotic-assisted unilateral adrenalectomies188 citations · 2008
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