Shota Mitsuboshi
Papers
9
Total Citations
28
H-Index
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About
Shota Mitsuboshi is a pioneering thoracic surgeon whose research focuses on advancing minimally invasive surgical techniques for lung cancer and mediastinal tumors, with a particular emphasis on robot-assisted thoracoscopic surgery (RATS). His major contributions include characterizing the learning curves for robotic and video-assisted lobectomy, demonstrating how prior experience with these platforms influences surgical proficiency. Mitsuboshi has also developed innovative approaches to complex procedures, such as the pulmonary ligament approach for segmentectomy of the lateral and posterior basal segments—a technically demanding operation that he has made more accessible. His work on single-incision port robot-assisted surgery for thymic carcinoid tumors showcases his commitment to reducing surgical invasiveness. With over 28 citations across his most-cited papers, Mitsuboshi’s impact is evident in his systematic investigation of intraoperative robotic system problems, providing critical safety insights for the field. His research on optimal port placement and docking strategies for mediastinal tumors has established practical guidelines that enhance surgical precision. Through these contributions, Mitsuboshi is shaping the future of thoracic surgery by making robotic techniques safer, more efficient, and more widely applicable.
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- 2Robotic resection of mediastinal tumors: surgical approach and procedure5 citations · 2025
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