Ronald Denis
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About
Dr. Ronald Denis is a pioneering surgeon whose work spans two distinct yet impactful fields: urologic oncology and bariatric surgery. In robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP), he has made seminal contributions to surgical technique and patient recovery. His landmark randomized trial on barbed polyglyconate suture for vesico-urethral anastomosis (73 citations) demonstrated significant time and cost savings, while his subsequent work introduced the knotless, interlocked barbed suture technique (40 citations), improving the efficiency and reproducibility of this critical step. Dr. Denis also developed a novel uroflow stop test to predict early urinary continence recovery after catheter removal (29 citations), offering a simple, objective tool to guide postoperative care. More recently, he has advanced bariatric surgery, reporting on the safety and feasibility of fully ambulatory single anastomosis duodeno-ileal bypass (SADI) in 40 patients. His work consistently emphasizes innovation, patient-centered outcomes, and the translation of technical refinements into measurable clinical benefits, earning him over 148 citations across his most influential studies.
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