Mauro De Dominicis
Ospedale Cristo Re, Clinica Valle Giulia, Casa di Cura Città di Roma
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About
Mauro De Dominicis is a urological surgeon and researcher whose work sits at the forefront of minimally invasive and robotic-assisted urological oncology, with a particular focus on prostate cancer treatment and partial nephrectomy. His research has made meaningful contributions to understanding how operative variables — such as blood loss and operative time — influence critical outcomes in radical prostatectomy, including surgical margin status and post-operative functional recovery. His 2021 prospective analysis comparing laparoscopic and robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy (12 citations) helped clarify the clinical trade-offs between these approaches, offering surgeons actionable guidance for optimizing patient outcomes. De Dominicis has emerged as a pioneering voice in evaluating next-generation robotic platforms, conducting some of the earliest comparative studies of the Versius Surgical System against the established da Vinci platform. His 2024 work — spanning prostatectomy comparisons (11 citations) and partial nephrectomy series (7 citations) — positions him as a key contributor to expanding the evidence base for emerging robotic technologies. Through rigorous single-centre and comparative analyses, he continues to shape how urological communities assess new surgical systems, making his research essential reading for clinicians navigating a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
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