Mark Glasgow
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Mark Glasgow is a leading figure in urologic surgery, with a career dedicated to advancing minimally invasive techniques and understanding their global adoption. His research centers on the integration of robotic technology into clinical practice, particularly its impact on surgical outcomes and training. Glasgow’s most cited work, a multinational survey of 297 urologic surgeons from 44 countries, provides a landmark snapshot of the early adoption of robot-assisted surgery, revealing both enthusiasm and critical barriers to its use. This study, with 80 citations, remains a foundational reference for understanding the global diffusion of surgical robotics. Beyond this, his contributions have helped shape best practices in robotic urology, emphasizing patient safety and procedural standardization. Glasgow’s work is essential reading for any surgeon or researcher exploring the intersection of technology and urologic care, offering a clear-eyed view of both the promise and the challenges of robotic surgery.
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