Matthias Glanemann
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About
Matthias Glanemann is a leading surgeon-researcher whose work focuses on advancing hepatobiliary and minimally invasive surgery. His major contributions center on clarifying the role of lymphadenectomy (LAD) during liver resections for malignancies such as cholangiocarcinoma, hepatocellular carcinoma, and colorectal liver metastases. Drawing from the StuDoQ|Liver registry, his 2024 study (5 citations) provides critical insights into postoperative outcomes, helping to define when and how LAD should be performed in modern liver surgery—a topic of ongoing clinical debate. In bariatric surgery, Glanemann has pioneered innovations in robotic camera assistance. His 2019 prospective clinical trial (3 citations) evaluated a joystick-guided camera-holder, demonstrating tangible benefits for surgeon autonomy and procedural efficiency during minimally invasive bariatric procedures. By addressing the practical challenges of camera control, his work enhances surgical precision and team dynamics in the operating room. Glanemann’s research bridges evidence-based practice with technological innovation, offering actionable guidance for improving patient outcomes in complex hepatic and bariatric surgeries.
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