Zanis Konstantinos
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Dr. Konstantinos Zanis is a pioneering cardiothoracic surgeon whose research has significantly advanced minimally invasive cardiac surgery, particularly in robotic-assisted valve procedures. His landmark 2005 study, "Early experience with robotic aortic valve replacement" (48 citations), established foundational techniques for robotic aortic valve replacement, demonstrating the feasibility of peripheral cardiopulmonary bypass, transthoracic aortic cross-clamping, and antegrade cardioplegia through a small intercostal incision. This work helped pave the way for reduced surgical trauma and faster recovery in aortic valve patients. Dr. Zanis’s contributions extend to refining robotic instrumentation and operative protocols, influencing modern cardiac surgery practices. With a citation impact reflecting his role as an early adopter and innovator, his research continues to guide surgeons transitioning to robotic approaches. His achievements include advancing the safety and reproducibility of robotic valve surgery, making him a respected figure in the field of minimally invasive cardiac interventions.
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- 1Early experience with robotic aortic valve replacement48 citations · 2005