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Michele Torre is an emerging figure in pediatric surgery, with research focused at the cutting edge of minimally invasive and robotic surgical techniques in children. His work spans two critical domains: the application of robotic-assisted surgery to pediatric populations and the surgical management of complex airway conditions, particularly tracheobronchomalacia. Torre's contributions have been instrumental in advancing the understanding of robotic surgery's feasibility and clinical outcomes in pediatric patients — a challenging frontier given the anatomical constraints and economic considerations unique to children. His multicenter analyses provide rigorous, real-world evidence to guide surgeons navigating this rapidly evolving field. Notably, his thoughtful exploration of when to embrace and when to exercise caution with robotic techniques in pediatric oncology reflects a nuanced, patient-centered approach that resonates with both clinicians and trainees. His specialized work on tracheobronchopexy — encompassing both thoracoscopic and robotic approaches — demonstrates technical mastery of rare, life-altering airway procedures. With publications accumulating citations across 2024–2025, Torre represents a new generation of pediatric surgeons pushing the boundaries of what minimally invasive technology can offer to the youngest and most vulnerable patients.