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Minke He is a urological surgeon and researcher whose work focuses on improving functional outcomes after radical prostatectomy and partial nephrectomy. He is best known for his innovative anatomical study of Denonvilliers’ fascia, which he describes as acting as both a “fulcrum and hammock” for urinary continence following radical prostatectomy—a concept that has garnered significant attention (9 citations). This work offers a mechanistic explanation for post-surgical incontinence and suggests new strategies for nerve-sparing techniques. He has also investigated the safety of performing robotic-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy shortly after biopsy, finding no adverse perioperative effects (3 citations). In the realm of nephron-sparing surgery, He has prospectively identified predictive factors for acute kidney injury and long-term renal function loss after partial nephrectomy (2 citations), and has critically evaluated renal anatomical classification systems, concluding that they cannot reliably predict vascular complications (2 citations). His research bridges surgical anatomy, clinical outcomes, and patient safety, contributing valuable evidence to optimize urologic cancer care.
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