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Sean T. Corbett is a pioneering pediatric urologist whose research has significantly advanced minimally invasive surgical techniques in children. His work sits at the intersection of robotic surgery and pediatric urology, with a particular focus on pyeloplasty, ureteroureterostomy, and the management of complex urological anomalies including duplicated collecting systems. Corbett has been instrumental in establishing the safety and efficacy of robot-assisted laparoscopic procedures in pediatric populations, contributing to landmark multi-institutional studies that have shaped modern surgical practice. His 2015 multi-institutional study on robot-assisted laparoscopic pyeloplasty in infants (105 citations) remains one of his most influential contributions, demonstrating that even the youngest patients can safely benefit from robotic approaches. His comparative work on robotic versus open ureteroureterostomy (68 citations) further reinforced the case for minimally invasive techniques in children. Beyond individual procedures, Corbett has contributed meaningfully to surgical education and training frameworks, exploring how proctored environments can accelerate faculty competency in robotic surgery. His research on perioperative complications across multiple institutions (45 citations) has provided critical safety benchmarks for the field. Collectively, his work represents a sustained effort to optimize outcomes and expand access to advanced surgical care for pediatric urology patients.
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