Mangesh Panse
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About
Dr. Mangesh Panse is a pioneering surgeon advancing the frontiers of minimal access surgery in gastrointestinal oncology. His research centers on the application of next-generation robotic platforms for complex colorectal and esophageal procedures. Dr. Panse’s major contributions include demonstrating the clinical feasibility and safety of the Cambridge Medical Robotics Versius system for colorectal cancer surgery, a study that has garnered 31 citations and established a benchmark for single-institution robotic outcomes. He also led the first-in-human series of transthoracic esophagectomy using a next-generation surgical robot, a landmark achievement with 11 citations that expands the role of robotic assistance in challenging thoracic resections. Further, his work on intersphincteric resection and coloanal anastomosis for distal rectal cancers, though newer with 3 citations, underscores his commitment to sphincter-preserving techniques in an era where low rectal tumors remain a surgical challenge. By systematically evaluating these advanced platforms, Dr. Panse provides crucial evidence that robotic systems can enhance precision and outcomes in oncologic surgery, positioning him as a key figure in the evolution of minimally invasive surgical oncology.
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