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Dr. Manuel Granell is a leading anesthesiologist and researcher whose work focuses on perioperative care in robotic-assisted surgery, with particular emphasis on thoracic and abdominal procedures. His major contributions center on understanding how ventilation strategies and anesthetic management influence patient outcomes in minimally invasive robotic surgeries. Dr. Granell spearheaded an international, multicentre observational study on ventilation and outcomes following robotic-assisted abdominal surgery, which has garnered 29 citations and provided critical insights into optimizing respiratory support during these complex procedures. Additionally, his pioneering analysis of the first 50 robotic-assisted thoracic surgeries (RATS) at a university teaching hospital—examining anesthetic considerations and postoperative outcomes—has laid foundational knowledge for safer implementation of RATS, a field that has seen slower adoption compared to other robotic surgeries. This work underscores the need for more robust data to justify broader RATS utilization. Dr. Granell’s research bridges the gap between surgical innovation and anesthetic safety, making him a key figure in advancing perioperative medicine for robotic surgery.
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