Pawel Trotsenko
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About
Pawel Trotsenko is a urologic researcher advancing the precision and safety of prostate cancer diagnosis through robotic-assisted biopsy techniques. His work centers on the clinical implementation and optimization of robotic-assisted transperineal MRI-US fusion-guided prostate biopsy, a minimally invasive approach that improves detection of clinically significant prostate cancer. Trotsenko’s major contributions include demonstrating the diagnostic accuracy of this technology in a prospective study of 118 patients (17 citations), where he highlighted the challenge of intralesional tumor heterogeneity in current sampling strategies. He also characterized the learning curve for robotic-assisted transperineal biopsy (9 citations), showing that automation may ease adoption compared to manual techniques. Notably, his research on the MonaLisa biopsy system (7 citations) established its favorable safety profile and patient tolerability, while a separate study (6 citations) addressed the important clinical question of its impact on erectile function, finding minimal adverse effects. By systematically evaluating accuracy, safety, and functional outcomes, Trotsenko’s work provides evidence supporting the broader adoption of robotic-assisted prostate biopsy as a precise, well-tolerated alternative to traditional approaches.
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