Paulo Priante Kayano
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About
Paulo Priante Kayano is a pioneering urologic surgeon whose research is reshaping the landscape of robotic surgery, with a particular focus on safety, training, and the expansion of minimally invasive techniques. His work critically examines perioperative management, as demonstrated in his highly cited systematic review on the safety of continuing aspirin during robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP), a study with 18 citations that provides crucial guidance for balancing thrombotic and bleeding risks. Kayano is also at the forefront of surgical education; his prospective clinical trial on remote assistance for robotic surgery, cited 14 times, is a landmark study showing that remote proctoring can significantly enhance the simulation training of urology residents in South America, democratizing access to expert guidance. Furthermore, he has documented the successful implementation of the Hugo RAS system, a next-generation robotic platform, in a high-volume Da Vinci center, proving its viability for complex urologic procedures. With additional work on challenging robotic retroperitoneal lymph node dissections, Kayano’s research is instrumental in advancing the safety, accessibility, and scope of robotic urologic surgery, directly impacting clinical protocols and training paradigms worldwide.
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