Papers
2
Total Citations
22
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About
Markus Giessing is a urologic surgeon and researcher whose work sits at the intersection of transplantation and minimally invasive oncology. His early, highly cited research on the relevance and meaning of prostate cancer in kidney transplantation (2002, 12 citations) established a critical framework for managing malignancy in transplant recipients, addressing a complex clinical dilemma that continues to inform pre-transplant screening protocols. Giessing later advanced the field of nephron-sparing surgery through his comparative study of robotic versus traditional laparoscopic partial nephrectomy (2014, 10 citations), providing key evidence on outcomes during the transition to robotic techniques. This work helped define the learning curve and safety profile of robotic partial nephrectomy, influencing surgical practice. While his citation counts reflect focused, high-impact contributions rather than broad dissemination, Giessing’s research is notable for bridging two distinct surgical specialties—transplantation and oncology—and for its practical, outcomes-driven approach. His studies remain essential reading for urologists and transplant surgeons navigating the intersection of cancer care and organ transplantation.
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- 1Relevance and meaning of prostate cancer in kidney transplantation12 citations · 2002
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