Salvatore Guarino
Sapienza University of Rome, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust
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368
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About
Salvatore Guarino is a leading figure in the advancement of minimally invasive colorectal and bariatric surgery, with a particular focus on the integration of robotic platforms. His research has been instrumental in defining the comparative benefits of robotic versus laparoscopic approaches, providing critical evidence for the surgical community. His landmark 2014 multicentre study on robotic right colectomy with intracorporeal anastomosis, cited over 140 times, established key benchmarks for safety and feasibility. Guarino’s work extends beyond comparative analysis; his 2016 study on the learning curve for robotic right hemicolectomy, involving 108 consecutive procedures, offers a multidimensional roadmap for surgeons adopting this complex technique. His systematic reviews and meta-analyses, including a highly cited 2015 comparison of robotic and laparoscopic colonic resections, have synthesized global data to guide clinical decision-making. Furthermore, his 2013 systematic review on robotic bariatric surgery provided an early, comprehensive assessment of its role in treating severe obesity. Through these contributions, Guarino has not only demonstrated the potential of robotic surgery to improve patient outcomes but has also provided the rigorous, data-driven framework necessary for its safe and effective implementation.
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- 4Current status of robotic bariatric surgery: a systematic review52 citations · 2013