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Total Citations
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About
Anil Tailor is a leading UK gynaecological oncologist whose research has fundamentally shaped the practice of minimal access surgery for gynaecological cancers. Based at the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust, a premier UK robotic surgery centre, his work focuses on the safety, feasibility, and outcomes of laparoscopic and robotic techniques for endometrial, cervical, and ovarian cancers. Tailor’s major contributions include pioneering the robotic surgery programme at his institution, as documented in his foundational 2012 paper (19 citations), and critically evaluating surgical risk, notably through his 2014 report on cerebral oedema as a rare complication (30 citations). His impactful 2019 study on survival in early-stage cervical cancer (24 citations) directly engaged with the landmark *New England Journal of Medicine* trials, providing crucial UK data on the debate between minimal access and open surgery. More recently, his MIRRORS prospective cohort study (2024, 16 citations) is assessing the feasibility of robotic interval debulking for advanced ovarian cancer, while his work on Enhanced Recovery after Surgery (ERAS) pathways (7 citations) demonstrates a commitment to improving patient recovery. With over 1,750 robotic procedures performed at his centre, Tailor’s research has had a profound impact on clinical guidelines and surgical practice in the UK and beyond.
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- 1Laparoscopic and Robotic Surgery for Endometrial and Cervical Cancer34 citations · 2021
- 2Cerebral oedema following robotic surgery: a rare complication30 citations · 2014
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