Marshall Strother

University of Pennsylvania, University of Pennsylvania Health System

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Marshall Strother is a urologic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on advancing minimally invasive surgical techniques, particularly in the treatment of kidney and prostate cancers. His major contributions include demonstrating that hospital volume significantly impacts outcomes in robot-assisted partial nephrectomy (RAPN)—a finding from his 2017 study, which has garnered 40 citations and helped shape quality benchmarks for surgical centers. He has also investigated the causes and risk factors for prolonged hospital stays after robotic prostatectomy (33 citations), providing actionable insights to reduce complications and improve recovery. Additionally, Strother has explored minimally invasive approaches for adult ureteropelvic junction obstruction (22 citations), further broadening the application of robotic surgery. His research consistently bridges clinical outcomes with surgical innovation, offering evidence-based guidance for urologists. With a focus on optimizing patient care through data-driven analysis, Strother’s work is essential reading for those interested in robotic urology, surgical quality improvement, and the real-world impact of hospital specialization.