Riccardo Pertile
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About
Riccardo Pertile is a surgeon and clinical researcher whose work bridges gynecologic oncology and advanced abdominal wall reconstruction. His most impactful contributions center on improving surgical outcomes and patient quality of life. In a landmark prospective study of 110 consecutive patients, he pioneered the THT technique for abdominal wall reconstruction in primary midline defects with diastasis recti, demonstrating significant clinical and functional benefits—a work that has garnered 29 citations. Pertile also leads major investigations in robotic surgery for endometrial cancer, co-authoring the Robotic Gyne Club study that evaluated quality of life, body image, and surgical outcomes of robotic total laparoscopic hysterectomy with sentinel lymph node mapping in low-risk patients. This 2020 study, with 15 citations, provides critical evidence supporting the integration of minimally invasive techniques to enhance cosmetic results and recovery. By systematically assessing both objective surgical metrics and subjective patient-reported outcomes, Pertile’s research helps define best practices in modern gynecologic surgery. His dual focus on innovative reconstructive methods and robotic-assisted oncology positions him as a key contributor to evidence-based surgical care, directly impacting how surgeons approach complex pelvic and abdominal procedures.
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