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About
Zaeem Lone is a surgical outcomes researcher whose work centers on optimizing robotic-assisted urologic oncology, particularly radical cystectomy and prostatectomy. His major contributions include validating the ACS NSQIP surgical risk calculator for predicting complications after robot-assisted radical cystectomy—a study that has accumulated 21 citations and helped refine preoperative risk assessment. He has also advanced understanding of renal function preservation by comparing open, extracorporeal, and intracorporeal robotic approaches, and has examined oncologic outcomes across these surgical techniques. Lone’s research extends beyond technical metrics to include the role of enhanced recovery protocols in preventing acute kidney injury, as well as the impact of surgeon non-technical skills on team performance and clinical outcomes during robotic surgery. His work on the financial optimization of robot-assisted radical prostatectomy addresses the economic sustainability of these advanced procedures. With multiple papers in high-impact urology journals, Lone’s investigations bridge surgical technique, patient safety, and healthcare economics, making him a notable contributor to evidence-based robotic surgery.
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