Salvatore Aprea
University of Naples Federico II, Federico II University Hospital
Papers
4
Total Citations
12
H-Index
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About
Salvatore Aprea is a surgeon whose research focuses on refining robotic-assisted procedures in urology and colorectal surgery, with a particular emphasis on improving patient outcomes and surgical safety. His work spans predictive modeling for surgical complications, intraoperative management, and the intersection of metabolic health with cancer treatment. Aprea’s most cited study, a 2024 prospective analysis, identifies predictive factors for hemoglobin drop after robot-assisted radical prostatectomy, offering critical insights for perioperative care. He has also advanced the understanding of erectile dysfunction in prostate cancer patients by exploring novel lipidic indices—such as the Atherogenic Index of Plasma and Castelli Risk Indices—as predictors of severe ED, linking metabolic health to functional recovery. In colorectal surgery, Aprea has documented the learning curve for robotic procedures, demonstrating how a single surgeon’s experience can achieve expertise and improve outcomes. His work on the “third arm” technique for managing intraoperative complications in robotic rectal surgery highlights his practical contributions to surgical safety. With a growing citation impact and a focus on actionable, patient-centered research, Aprea is establishing himself as a thoughtful innovator in robotic surgery.
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