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970
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About
Mario Annecchiarico is a distinguished surgical oncologist whose career has been defined by pioneering work in minimally invasive and robotic-assisted surgery for gastrointestinal and hepatic malignancies. His research spans robotic and laparoscopic approaches to colorectal, gastric, pancreatic, and liver surgery, with a consistent focus on comparing surgical, clinical, and oncological outcomes across operative platforms to guide evidence-based practice. Among his most impactful contributions is a widely cited multicenter study on robotic versus laparoscopic right colectomy (144 citations), which helped clarify the role of intracorporeal anastomosis in modern colon surgery. His sustained investigation into minimally invasive gastric cancer surgery — including robot-assisted gastrectomy, long-term five-year follow-up data, and the international IMIGASTRIC consortium — has meaningfully shaped global surgical standards and collaborative research frameworks. His work on robotic liver resections, including the innovative application of robot-integrated intraoperative ultrasound for hepatic malignancies, represents a particularly forward-thinking contribution to precision oncological surgery. With over 640 cumulative citations across his most recognized works, Annecchiarico has established himself as an authoritative voice in the evolving landscape of robotic surgery, advancing both its technical foundations and its evidence base for treating complex abdominal cancers.
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