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About
Dr. Matthieu Peycelon is a leading pediatric surgeon whose work is redefining the boundaries of minimally invasive and robotic-assisted surgery for children. His research focuses on three core areas: complex pediatric urology, pediatric oncology, and the implementation of robotic surgery in public health systems. Dr. Peycelon has made major contributions by demonstrating the feasibility and safety of advanced laparoscopic techniques in challenging anatomical scenarios, such as his work on treating ureteropelvic junction obstruction in pelvic kidneys. He has been a pioneer in applying robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) to pediatric populations, with his landmark multicenter study on 1,401 patients (2025, 7 citations) providing crucial national-level evidence for its adoption. His work also critically examines the impact of technology on healthcare systems, as shown in his analysis of RAS reducing hospital stays in Paris public hospitals (2024, 8 citations). With a career spanning innovative techniques from laparoscopic Mitrofanoff procedures to oncological resections, Dr. Peycelon’s research is instrumental in shaping a future where children benefit from less invasive, more precise surgical care.
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- 2Minimally Invasive Surgery in Childhood Cancer: A Challenging Future15 citations · 2014
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