Robert W. Holloway
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Total Citations
1,703
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About
Robert W. Holloway is a pioneering gynecologic oncologist whose career has been defined by his transformative contributions to minimally invasive and robotic-assisted surgery for gynecologic cancers. Working at the intersection of surgical innovation and oncologic outcomes, Holloway has been instrumental in establishing robotic surgery as a viable and superior alternative to traditional open and laparoscopic approaches for conditions including endometrial and cervical cancer. His landmark 2008 study comparing robotically assisted laparoscopic hysterectomy to total abdominal hysterectomy (183 citations) helped lay the evidentiary groundwork for widespread adoption of robotic techniques, while his subsequent comparative analyses and review studies — collectively amassing hundreds of citations — have shaped clinical practice internationally. Holloway's work on sentinel lymph node detection using fluorescence imaging (155 citations) advanced the precision of surgical staging, improving metastasis detection rates without unnecessary lymphadenectomy. His contributions extend to policy and consensus-building, including co-authoring the Society of Gynecologic Oncology's consensus statement on robotic-assisted surgery (97 citations). With over 1,000 combined citations across his top publications, Holloway stands as one of the most influential voices in the evolution of modern gynecologic oncologic surgery.
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- 6Robotic Surgery in Gynecology122 citations · 2009
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