Michael P. Rogers
University of South Florida, Northwest Missouri State University
Papers
6
Total Citations
54
H-Index
5
About
Michael P. Rogers is a surgeon-scientist whose research sits at the intersection of minimally invasive surgery, surgical technology, and data-driven outcomes analysis. His work has made meaningful contributions to our understanding of hernia management, particularly paraesophageal hernia, where his widely cited 2021 narrative review — garnering 21 citations — addressed longstanding controversies around surgical indications and repair strategies for this increasingly prevalent condition. Rogers has emerged as a notable voice in the evolving debate over robotic versus laparoscopic surgical approaches, examining their relative clinical outcomes and cost implications across procedures including diaphragmatic hernia repair and inguinal hernia surgery. His state-level analyses using large administrative databases reflect a rigorous, population-based methodology that strengthens the evidence base for surgical decision-making. Beyond hernia surgery, Rogers has explored how robotic thoracic surgery adoption influences hospital lung resection volumes, and he has demonstrated forward-thinking interest in the role of machine learning and predictive analytics in surgical practice. Together, his body of work — spanning clinical outcomes research, health economics, and emerging surgical technologies — positions him as a versatile and forward-looking contributor to modern surgical science, with growing influence reflected in his accumulating citation record.
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Top Papers
- 1Narrative review of management controversies for paraesophageal hernia21 citations · 2021
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- 6Micro5 citations · 2019