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About
Dr. Murat Keske is a pioneering robotic urologic surgeon whose research centers on refining robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP) for complex prostate cancer cases. His major contributions address challenging anatomical variations, particularly the impact of a prominent median lobe on surgical outcomes. In a landmark study of 924 patients, he demonstrated how median lobe presence affects perioperative complications, oncological results, and urinary continence—work that has garnered 15 citations. Dr. Keske further advanced surgical safety by proving the feasibility of concurrent inguinal hernia repair with mesh during RARP, a technique cited 14 times. As the first surgeon in Turkey to complete the prestigious ERUS robotic urology curriculum, his initial 93-case series (12 citations) established a benchmark for robotic prostatectomy outcomes in the region. His investigations into anterior prostatic fat tissue revealed unexpected lymph node presence, while his case reports on rare pathologies like prostate leiomyoma showcase his diagnostic acumen. With a cumulative impact spanning operative technique, oncologic safety, and functional preservation, Dr. Keske’s work continues to shape best practices in robotic urologic oncology, particularly for elderly patients and those with challenging prostatic anatomy.
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