Matthew James Alexander Perry
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About
Matthew James Alexander Perry is a urologic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on refining robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP) to improve patient outcomes and recovery. His primary research areas include surgical oncology, postoperative care optimization, and risk stratification for prostate cancer recurrence. Perry has made significant contributions by demonstrating the feasibility of same-day discharge after RARP, challenging traditional hospitalization norms and paving the way for more efficient, patient-centered care. His matched-pair analysis showing comparable functional and oncological outcomes in obese men undergoing RARP has helped broaden surgical eligibility. Additionally, his feasibility study on self-removal of urinary catheters after surgery empowers patients and reduces clinic burden. With over 27 citations across his most-cited works, Perry’s impact is growing rapidly within the urologic oncology community. His 2024 study identifying predictors of biochemical recurrence provides valuable single-centre data that can guide postoperative surveillance. Through these efforts, Perry is advancing minimally invasive prostate cancer surgery toward safer, more convenient, and equally effective treatment pathways.
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