Zachary J. Prebay
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About
Dr. Zachary J. Prebay is a urologic surgeon and researcher dedicated to refining surgical techniques and improving patient recovery in the field of urologic oncology. His primary research focuses on optimizing perioperative care and surgical outcomes for prostate and bladder cancer patients. Dr. Prebay’s most cited work, a 2019 study with 14 citations, leverages video review to analyze technical variations in robot-assisted radical prostatectomy within a statewide surgical collaborative, offering granular insights into surgical quality improvement. He has also made significant contributions to pain management, pioneering an opioid-free regimen following robotic prostatectomy (2021, 5 citations), directly addressing the national opioid crisis. His ongoing investigation into stent versus stent-less ileal conduits after radical cystectomy (2023) challenges long-standing surgical dogma, aiming to reduce patient morbidity. With a career marked by a focus on evidence-based, patient-centered innovation, Dr. Prebay’s work is shaping modern urologic practice, demonstrating how rigorous analysis of surgical technique and recovery protocols can lead to tangible improvements in patient outcomes.
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