Manuel Armas‐Phan

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Manuel Armas‐Phan is a urologic researcher whose work focuses on the prevention and management of complex surgical complications, particularly those arising from abdominopelvic procedures. His key research areas include iatrogenic ureteral injury, stent misplacement, and reconstructive urology. Armas‐Phan’s most cited work, "Double-J Stent Misplacement in the Inferior Vena Cava and Right Atrium: A Urovascular Nightmare" (2022, 3 citations), highlights a rare but critical complication of ureteral stenting, demonstrating his commitment to addressing high-stakes, underreported clinical scenarios. In this case study, he details a patient who required ureteral reimplantation following a hysterectomy-related injury, emphasizing the importance of meticulous surgical technique and prompt recognition of vascular misplacement. Though early in his career, Armas‐Phan’s contributions are notable for their focus on patient safety and surgical precision. His work serves as a valuable resource for urologists and surgeons navigating challenging intraoperative complications, offering insights that can prevent devastating outcomes. As his research portfolio grows, Armas‐Phan is poised to become a key voice in urologic complication management.