Norikatsu Miyoshi
The University of Osaka, Osaka International Cancer Institute
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45
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About
Norikatsu Miyoshi is a leading colorectal surgeon and researcher whose work bridges advanced surgical robotics and precision oncology. His primary research areas include minimally invasive surgery for rectal cancer, neoadjuvant therapy protocols, and postoperative quality-of-life prediction. Miyoshi’s major contributions include the development and evaluation of a master-slave robot system for single-incision laparoscopic surgery (17 citations), a pioneering effort that advanced the feasibility of scarless abdominal procedures. He also led the creation of a Japanese prediction model for low anterior resection syndrome (LARS) after rectal cancer surgery (7 citations), providing clinicians with a validated tool to anticipate and manage this common complication. Notably, his case report on locally advanced rectal cancer receiving total neoadjuvant therapy combined with nivolumab (11 citations) highlights his role in integrating immunotherapy with standard chemoradiation, reflecting a shift toward personalized treatment. More recently, Miyoshi has explored mixed-reality 3D models for intraoperative guidance (6 citations) and risk factors for compartment syndrome in robotic surgery (2 citations). With over 45 total citations, his work is shaping safer, more effective surgical and oncologic care for colorectal cancer patients.
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