Michael Gooseman
Papers
4
Total Citations
21
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About
Michael Gooseman is a thoracic surgeon and researcher whose work focuses on improving surgical outcomes in lung cancer treatment, particularly through minimally invasive techniques. His key research areas include pulmonary segmentectomy complications, electromagnetic navigational bronchoscopy (ENB), and the comparative effectiveness of video-assisted thoracic surgery (VATS) versus robotic-assisted thoracic surgery (RATS). Gooseman’s most cited study, "Prolonged air leak after segmentectomy: incidence and risk factors" (2022, 12 citations), provides critical insights into postoperative complications, helping surgeons refine patient selection and management strategies. His work on ENB learning curves (2024, 5 citations) addresses pneumothorax rates and diagnostic yield, offering practical guidance for adopting this innovative technology. Additionally, his narrative review on robotic thoracic surgery (2025, 2 citations) and comparative outcomes study (2025, 2 citations) contribute to the ongoing debate on optimal surgical approaches for lung cancer. With a growing citation impact, Gooseman’s research bridges the gap between emerging technologies and evidence-based practice, making him a notable voice in modern thoracic surgery.
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- 1Prolonged air leak after segmentectomy: incidence and risk factors12 citations · 2022
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