Luis Yupanqui‐Guerra
Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Hospital Universitario Rey Juan Carlos
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About
Dr. Luis Yupanqui‐Guerra is a pioneering figure in the surgical management of pudendal nerve entrapment syndrome, a debilitating condition often overlooked in clinical practice. His research centers on minimally invasive, robot-assisted neurolysis, where he has made transformative contributions by adapting robotic surgical platforms to the delicate anatomy of the pudendal nerve. His landmark 2018 studies—published in both Spanish and English—detail the first systematic applications of robotic pudendal neurolysis, demonstrating enhanced precision, reduced morbidity, and improved patient outcomes compared to traditional open approaches. These works, cited over a dozen times collectively, have established a new technical standard in pelvic pain surgery and inspired further robotic applications in peripheral nerve decompression. Dr. Yupanqui‐Guerra’s impact extends beyond citation counts; his protocols are now referenced in international guidelines for pudendal neuralgia management. By bridging the gap between advanced robotics and chronic pelvic pain, he has opened a vital surgical avenue for patients who previously had limited options, cementing his reputation as an innovator at the intersection of urology, pain medicine, and robotic surgery.
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