Yasir Alnemary
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About
Dr. Yasir Alnemary is a pioneering transplant surgeon whose groundbreaking work has redefined the landscape of living donor liver transplantation through the application of robotic surgery. His primary research focuses on the safety, efficacy, and comparative outcomes of robotic versus open and laparoscopic donor hepatectomies and recipient transplants. Dr. Alnemary’s major contributions include demonstrating that robotic right lobe donor hepatectomy is not only feasible but can match or surpass the safety profile of open surgery, as shown in his highly cited 2020 propensity score–matched analysis (104 citations). He has also led landmark studies on learning curves for robotic left lateral sectionectomy and reported on the world’s first large-scale series of fully robotic recipient liver transplants. His work, encompassing over 500 robotic donor hepatectomies, consistently shows superior donor recovery and recipient outcomes, with reduced complications and shorter hospital stays. With multiple papers published in top-tier surgical journals and accumulating hundreds of citations, Dr. Alnemary is a leading authority in minimally invasive transplant surgery, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in donor safety and surgical innovation.
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- 8Fully Robotic Left Lobe Donor Hepatectomy Is Safer Compared to Open6 citations · 2025