Naoya Masumori
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6
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59
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About
Naoya Masumori is a urological surgeon and researcher whose work focuses on improving surgical outcomes and patient experiences in elderly and cancer populations. His major contributions span three key areas: postoperative complications in geriatric urology, surgical technique optimization, and patient-centered outcomes. In a landmark multi-institutional prospective study of over 1,000 elderly patients, he identified the incidence and risk factors for postoperative delirium following urological surgery—a critical finding for perioperative care. His comparative analyses of urinary diversion techniques during robot-assisted radical cystectomy, using propensity score matching across 11 Japanese institutions, have provided evidence-based guidance on reducing complications. Masumori has also pioneered patient-reported outcomes research, notably investigating how Japanese men truly feel about losing erectile function after radical prostatectomy. His work on surgical training gaps has informed national curriculum reforms. With over 50 citations across his most influential papers, Masumori’s research bridges technical innovation and humanistic care, making him a leading voice in modern urological practice.
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