Mathisekaran Thangarasu

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Dr. Mathisekaran Thangarasu is a pioneering robotic surgeon whose work is redefining the boundaries of minimally invasive urological surgery. His research centers on the feasibility, safety, and technical refinement of robot-assisted procedures for complex pelvic conditions. Dr. Thangarasu’s most cited work, a 2020 study on day-case robot-assisted laparoscopic surgery (10 citations), demonstrates that advanced robotic procedures can be safely performed as outpatient surgeries, challenging traditional hospitalization norms and paving the way for enhanced recovery protocols. He has also made landmark contributions to the management of rare diseases, such as his detailed technical guide on robotic management of pelvic lipomatosis (7 citations), which provides crucial strategies for navigating this challenging condition. Additionally, his case report on acquired post-cesarean uretero-uterine fistula (4 citations) highlights his expertise in addressing rare, iatrogenic complications. Collectively, his work—spanning feasibility studies to complex surgical techniques—has accumulated significant citations, establishing him as a key innovator in robotic urology. Dr. Thangarasu’s research is essential reading for surgeons seeking to expand the scope of robotic surgery while improving patient outcomes.