Daniela C.J. Sanchez
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Daniela C.J. Sanchez is a leading researcher in pediatric urology, with a focused expertise in robotic-assisted surgical techniques for children. Her work centers on evaluating the feasibility, safety, and cosmetic outcomes of minimally invasive robotic procedures compared to traditional open surgery. Sanchez’s most impactful study, “Parent and Patient Perceptions of Robotic vs Open Urological Surgery Scars in Children” (2012, 84 citations), critically challenged assumptions about robotic surgery’s cosmetic superiority by directly comparing scar perceptions—a key contribution that has shaped clinical counseling and surgical decision-making. She further advanced the field with “The feasibility of robotic urologic surgery in infants and toddlers” (2013, 22 citations), demonstrating that robotic approaches are viable even in the youngest, most delicate patients. By prioritizing patient and family perspectives alongside technical outcomes, Sanchez has carved a niche in evidence-based pediatric urology. Her work not only informs surgical practice but also empowers families with data-driven expectations, making her a pivotal voice in the ongoing refinement of pediatric robotic surgery.
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- 2The feasibility of robotic urologic surgery in infants and toddlers22 citations · 2013