Mazen Hassan

Papers

Total Citations

219

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About

Mazen Hassan is a pioneering urologic surgeon whose research has fundamentally advanced the safety and precision of minimally invasive prostate cancer surgery. His work centers on surgical anatomy and nerve-sparing techniques, with a landmark contribution being his 2003 study, "An Operative and Anatomic Study to Help in Nerve Sparing during Laparoscopic and Robotic Radical Prostatectomy." This highly influential paper, cited over 219 times, provided critical anatomical insights that have helped surgeons worldwide preserve erectile function and urinary continence during radical prostatectomy. By mapping the neurovascular bundles with unprecedented clarity, Hassan’s research directly improved patient outcomes and set a new standard for functional recovery after prostate cancer treatment. His studies bridge the gap between detailed anatomy and practical surgical technique, making complex procedures safer and more reproducible. Through his meticulous work, Mazen Hassan has left an indelible mark on urologic oncology, empowering surgeons to perform life-saving operations with greater confidence and better quality-of-life results for patients.