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Mohit Butaney is a urologic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on advancing minimally invasive surgical techniques—particularly robot-assisted procedures—to improve oncologic and functional outcomes for patients with urologic cancers. His major contributions include pioneering the precision prostatectomy procedure, which he described in a 2021 study (27 citations) as an IDEAL Stage 1–2b investigation, demonstrating its potential to balance cancer control with quality of life. Butaney has also made significant strides in understanding post-prostatectomy urinary continence; his 2022 paper (20 citations) systematically compared four robot-assisted radical prostatectomy techniques, identifying periprostatic structures critical for early continence return. Additionally, his 2024 work on conversion from robotic partial to radical nephrectomy (8 citations) provides valuable insights into the anatomic and oncologic complexities that drive surgical decision-making for renal masses. Butaney has further explored Retzius-sparing versus standard prostatectomy approaches, contributing intermediate-term oncologic data from a randomized cohort (7 citations). His research portfolio also includes innovative applications of hidden incision endoscopic surgery for pediatric urachal excision and step-by-step robotic adrenalectomy techniques. With a growing citation impact and a focus on evidence-based refinement of robotic urologic surgery, Butaney is shaping the future of precision, patient-centered care in urologic oncology.