Clare Verrill
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About
Clare Verrill is a leading pathologist and researcher whose work sits at the critical intersection of urological oncology and surgical precision. Her primary research areas encompass prostate cancer pathology, surgical margin assessment, and the development of novel intraoperative imaging technologies. A major contribution is her systematic review on bladder neck sparing radical prostatectomy, which rigorously analyzed the trade-off between improved urinary continence and the risk of positive surgical margins—a study that has garnered 49 citations and directly informs surgical decision-making. More recently, Verrill has pioneered the translation of molecular imaging into the operating room. She was a key investigator in the first-in-human study of the PSMA Minibody IR800-IAB2M, a groundbreaking technique for molecularly targeted intraoperative fluorescence guidance during radical prostatectomy. This 2024 study, with 18 citations, demonstrates her role in advancing real-time cancer visualization to improve surgical outcomes. Through her work, Verrill is shaping a future where pathology not only diagnoses disease but actively guides the surgeon’s hand, reducing recurrence and preserving patient quality of life.
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