Yosuke Uematsu

Keio University, Keio University Hospital

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About

Dr. Yosuke Uematsu is a pioneering hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgeon whose work is redefining the frontiers of robotic-assisted surgery. His primary research focus lies in developing standardized, reproducible techniques for complex minimally invasive procedures, particularly in liver and pancreatic resections. Dr. Uematsu’s major contributions include the invention of the “Trac & Pac” technique for liver parenchyma transection during robotic-assisted liver resection. This novel method addresses a critical lack of standardization in the field, offering a safer and more efficient approach to a notoriously challenging step of the operation. His work on the “Mesenteric caudal right approach to the superior mesenteric artery” in robotic pancreaticoduodenectomy further demonstrates his commitment to refining surgical anatomy and technique to improve patient outcomes. While his most-cited papers are recent (2025), their immediate recognition—garnering 2 and 1 citations respectively in a short time—signals their growing influence and the high demand for his solutions. Dr. Uematsu is establishing himself as a leading innovator, providing the surgical community with the essential tools and protocols needed to advance the safety and efficacy of robotic hepatobiliary surgery.