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Dr. Rui Farinha Urologist at Hospital da Luz, Lisboa, Portugal Esteemed in robotic urological surgery, Dr. Rui Farinha, MD, is celebrated for his exceptional skill and research in minimally invasive techniques. At Lisbon's Hospital da Luz, he excels as a Senior Urology Consultant, with a focus on robotic surgeries of the prostate and kidney. Dr. Farinha’s passion for sharing knowledge is evident in his role as a robotic surgery trainer at ORSI Academy. Graduating from NOVA Medical School in 2000 set Dr. Farinha on a lifelong educational pursuit. Completing his residency at Curry Cabral Hospital in 2009, he has since amassed an array of expertise, notably at São José Hospital starting in 2014. Inspired by Brian Herbert’s philosophy on the art of learning, Dr. Farinha has journeyed through prestigious fellowships around the globe, enriching his practice and perspectives. His tenure at OLV Ziekenhuis Aalst-Asse-Ninove since August 2019, mentored by Prof. Alex Mottrie,

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