Antonio Carbone

Antonio Carbone serves as a Full Professor in the Department of Medical-Surgical Sciences and Biotechnologies at Sapienza University of Rome's School of Medicine. His academic appointments include teaching roles in Physiotherapy, Medicine and Surgery, and Nursing programs, with specific courses focused on urological rehabilitation, integrated medical-surgical pathology, and clinical nursing in surgical areas.

His research spans urological oncology, robotic surgery, and pelvic floor disorders, with significant contributions to prostate and bladder cancer management. Key research areas include:

• Robotic-assisted surgical techniques for prostatectomy and cystectomy
• Microbiota interactions in bladder cancer pathogenesis
• Pelvic floor rehabilitation for sexual dysfunction
• Medical device safety and imaging diagnostics in urology

His publication analysis reveals strong emphasis on multicenter clinical trials evaluating surgical outcomes, with recent work examining environmental impacts of robotic surgery and novel biomarker development for renal cell carcinoma. Notable methodological approaches include pharmacovigilance database analyses and advanced imaging quality assessments.

Professional activities demonstrate extensive collaboration through multicenter studies across Italy, with teaching responsibilities spanning undergraduate medical, nursing, and physiotherapy programs. His clinical focus integrates surgical innovation with patient-centered outcome assessment.