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Michele Antonucci is a surgical researcher whose work focuses on optimizing outcomes in robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP) for prostate cancer. His primary research areas include the impact of prostatic anatomy on postoperative recovery, surgical team dynamics, and the cost-effectiveness of robotic technology in healthcare systems. Antonucci’s most cited study (19 citations) investigates how preoperative prostatic shape influences the recovery of urinary continence after robotic surgery, offering insights that can guide surgical planning and patient counseling. He also led a comparative analysis of "single-surgeon" versus "dual-surgeon" approaches to RARP and pelvic lymph node dissection, examining perioperative outcomes to determine the most efficient surgical workflow. Earlier in his career, Antonucci contributed to health technology assessment with a cost-efficacy analysis of robotic surgery within the Italian public healthcare system, addressing the economic sustainability of adopting advanced surgical platforms. His work bridges surgical technique, anatomical predictors, and health economics, providing a multidimensional perspective on improving prostate cancer care. With a growing citation record, Antonucci’s research is increasingly recognized for its practical implications in urologic oncology and surgical innovation.