Patrice DeLeo

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Patrice DeLeo is a leading researcher in cardiovascular surgery, with a focused expertise in robotic-assisted coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) and hybrid revascularization strategies. His work has significantly advanced the understanding of cost-effectiveness and clinical outcomes in minimally invasive cardiac procedures. DeLeo’s most-cited study, "Comparison of Index Hospitalization Costs Between Robotic CABG and Conventional CABG: Implications for Hybrid Coronary Revascularization" (2015, 29 citations), provides critical economic and clinical data that supports the integration of robotic techniques into standard practice. This research demonstrates that robotic CABG can reduce hospitalization costs while maintaining safety and efficacy, offering a compelling argument for its broader adoption. By quantifying the financial and procedural benefits of robotic approaches, DeLeo has helped shape modern surgical decision-making, particularly in hybrid revascularization contexts. His contributions are invaluable for surgeons and healthcare administrators seeking to balance innovation with resource management, making him a key voice in the evolution of coronary surgery.

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   Comparison of Index Hospitalization Costs Between Robotic CABG and Conventional CABG: Implications for Hybrid Coronary Revascularization

   29 citations · 2015

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