R. Mallet
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R. Mallet is a leading urological surgeon and clinical researcher whose work centers on advancing minimally invasive surgical techniques for renal tumors, with a particular focus on robot-assisted partial nephrectomy (RAPN). As a key contributor to the French UroCCR network, Mallet has driven high-impact, multicentre prospective studies that shape modern nephron-sparing surgery. Their landmark 2024 study in the NEPRAH cohort (15 citations) provided critical comparative data on perioperative, oncological, and functional outcomes for hilar versus nonhilar renal masses, offering surgeons evidence-based guidance for complex cases. Mallet also pioneered the P-NeLoP trial protocol, investigating low-pressure insufflation using AirSeal technology to enhance patient recovery and enable outpatient RAPN. Further demonstrating their commitment to surgical safety, Mallet led the UroCCR-135 study on open conversion during minimally invasive renal surgery, identifying predictive factors and management strategies for this challenging scenario. With a cumulative impact of over 20 citations across these recent works, Mallet is recognized for translating rigorous clinical trial design into practical improvements in perioperative care, pushing the boundaries of what is achievable in robotic renal surgery while prioritizing patient safety and early rehabilitation.
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