Vincenzo Violi
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Vincenzo Violi is a leading figure in hepatobiliary and splenic surgery, with a focused expertise in partial splenectomy and minimally invasive techniques. His work has fundamentally reshaped clinical decision-making for splenic preservation, particularly in trauma and hematologic disorders. His landmark systematic review, "Partial splenectomy: Who, when and how. A systematic review of the 2130 published cases" (2018), has garnered 57 citations, establishing the evidence base for selective splenic conservation and guiding surgeons worldwide. Beyond this, Violi has contributed significantly to laparoscopic and robotic-assisted approaches, reducing morbidity while maintaining oncologic and functional outcomes. His research emphasizes patient stratification, operative timing, and long-term immunologic benefits, influencing guidelines and training curricula. With a career dedicated to advancing surgical safety and organ preservation, Violi’s work continues to inspire young surgeons and researchers exploring the frontiers of visceral surgery.
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