Vincenzo Schiavone

Federico II University Hospital, University of Naples Federico II

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Vincenzo Schiavone is a pioneering researcher in the fields of hepatobiliary surgery and minimally invasive oncology, with a focused expertise in robotic liver surgery and long-term outcomes for colorectal cancer liver metastases. His major contributions include a comprehensive review of robotic liver surgery, which critically examines its current applications, technical challenges, and future potential as a transformative approach in minimally invasive procedures. This work highlights how robotic systems can enhance precision and recovery in complex liver resections, addressing the significant burden of liver metastases—affecting 25–30% of colorectal cancer patients. Schiavone’s research also provides valuable insights into the long-term results of surgical interventions, offering evidence-based perspectives on survival and recurrence over a decade. With over 1,000 citations across his body of work, his impact is evident in guiding clinical practices and inspiring further innovation in robotic-assisted techniques. Notably, his 2025 review and long-term study represent key achievements, positioning him as a forward-thinking voice in surgical oncology. For students and researchers, Schiavone’s work underscores the critical intersection of technology and patient outcomes, driving progress in the fight against cancer.