Christopher C. DeStephano
WinnMed, Jacksonville College, Hospital Español, Johns Hopkins University
Papers
6
Total Citations
39
H-Index
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About
Dr. Christopher C. DeStephano is a leading figure in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery (MIGS), with a focused expertise in robotic-assisted procedures and surgical education. His research centers on advancing training methodologies and optimizing patient outcomes in robotic and laparoscopic hysterectomy. A major contribution is his work validating simulation tools, including the Limbs and Things Hysterectomy Model and the Surgical Science–Simbionix Robotic Hysterectomy Simulator, which establish evidence-based benchmarks for surgical skill development. His 2022 study on robotic dual console systems (11 citations) directly addresses the critical challenge of training MIGS fellows, demonstrating how technology can enhance hands-on learning. Dr. DeStephano also investigates clinical recovery, as seen in his work on discharge readiness after robotic hysterectomy (7 citations), and has reported rare complications like iatrogenic uterine diverticulum in pregnancy following robotic myomectomy (5 citations). His case report on robotic placement of the FENIX Continence Restoration System (4 citations) showcases innovation in managing complex pelvic floor disorders. With a growing citation impact and a clear commitment to bridging surgical simulation with real-world practice, Dr. DeStephano is shaping the future of gynecologic surgical training and patient care.
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- 3Discharge Readiness after Robotic and Laparoscopic Hysterectomy7 citations · 2018
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