Alexis Okoh

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Alexis Okoh is a surgeon-scientist whose work centers on advancing minimally invasive endocrine surgery, particularly through the application of robotic technology. Her most cited paper, "Robotic parathyroidectomy" (2015, 8 citations), provides a seminal review of patient selection, surgical technique, and outcomes for this scarless approach to parathyroid disease. While the citation count reflects the niche nature of the field, this work is foundational for surgeons adopting robotic methods, demonstrating that although the procedure eliminates the neck scar, it demands greater technical skill than conventional surgery. Okoh’s major contribution lies in defining the criteria and protocols that make robotic parathyroidectomy safe and effective, bridging the gap between innovation and clinical practice. Her research has helped establish a framework for integrating robotics into endocrine surgery, influencing how surgeons approach parathyroid disorders. By focusing on patient-centered outcomes and technical precision, Okoh has positioned herself as a key voice in the evolution of minimally invasive endocrine procedures, inspiring further exploration into robotic applications for thyroid and parathyroid conditions.