Matthieu Vasse
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About
Dr. Matthieu Vasse is a thoracic surgeon whose research focuses on optimizing perioperative care and patient safety in lung surgery. His work centers on two critical areas: refining analgesic techniques to improve recovery and systematically identifying risks to prevent complications. Dr. Vasse’s most cited paper (2023, 18 citations) demonstrates the effectiveness of surgeon-performed, ultrasound-guided paravertebral blocks for pain control in minimally invasive thoracic surgery, highlighting a practical, operator-dependent technique that can reduce reliance on anesthesiologists and improve patient outcomes. He also led the multicenter Epithor Patient Safety Incident study (2024), which prospectively analyzed perioperative incidents across three French departments to determine their impact on 90-day postoperative results. This work represents a significant step toward standardizing safety protocols in thoracic surgery. By combining technical innovation with rigorous safety analysis, Dr. Vasse is contributing to a more reliable, patient-centered surgical experience.
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