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About
Anupama Rajanbabu is a gynecologic oncologist whose research has significantly advanced minimally invasive surgical approaches to gynecological cancers, particularly endometrial cancer. Her work centers on robotic-assisted surgery, sentinel lymph node mapping, and innovative intraoperative technologies, establishing her as a leading voice in modernizing gynecologic oncology practice. Rajanbabu's most influential contributions include prospective evaluations of sentinel node mapping algorithms in endometrial cancer, work that has garnered 30 citations and helped refine surgical staging protocols. Her comparative studies on robotic versus open surgery outcomes have demonstrated meaningful clinical benefits, influencing adoption of minimally invasive techniques across gynecology departments. She has also pioneered the use of indocyanine green dye both for sentinel lymph node detection and ureteric mapping, improving surgical safety in complex procedures. Beyond surgical outcomes, Rajanbabu has explored perioperative care optimization, including a randomized controlled trial on laparoscopic-guided TAP blocks for postoperative analgesia, and cost-reduction strategies in robotic surgery. Most recently, her collaboration on portable Raman spectroscopy combined with artificial intelligence for endometrial cancer detection signals an exciting expansion into diagnostic innovation. Her cumulative body of work reflects a commitment to improving patient outcomes through technological advancement and evidence-based surgical practice.
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