Makoto Mori

Columbia University Irving Medical Center

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Makoto Mori is a cardiovascular surgeon and researcher whose work focuses on advancing the technical frontiers of minimally invasive cardiac surgery, particularly robotic mitral valve procedures. His research centers on optimizing surgical outcomes through refined operative techniques and perioperative management. In his most-cited work, "Concomitant Procedures in Robotic Mitral Valve Surgery," Mori explores the integration of additional surgical interventions—such as tricuspid valve repair or atrial fibrillation ablation—during robotic mitral valve operations, aiming to improve patient outcomes and reduce the need for reoperation. While this specific paper has garnered 1 citation to date, reflecting its recent publication, Mori’s broader contributions to the field are underscored by his role in shaping best practices for robotic cardiac surgery. His work is notable for its practical clinical impact, offering surgeons evidence-based guidance on when and how to safely perform concomitant procedures. For students and researchers, Mori’s research exemplifies the careful balance between innovation and safety in high-stakes surgical settings, highlighting the ongoing evolution of minimally invasive techniques in cardiothoracic surgery.