Emily R. Winslow

University of Wisconsin–Madison, Georgetown University

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Emily R. Winslow is a surgical researcher whose work centers on pancreatic surgery, with a particular focus on comparing surgical approaches and advancing minimally invasive techniques. Her research sits at the intersection of surgical oncology and health economics, examining not only clinical outcomes but also the financial implications of different operative strategies for patients and healthcare systems. Her most impactful contribution, "Analysis of 90-day cost for open versus minimally invasive distal pancreatectomy" (2018), has garnered 33 citations and provides critical insight into the cost-effectiveness of minimally invasive approaches — data that carries significant weight in an era of value-based healthcare. This work helps inform surgical decision-making beyond the operating room, influencing hospital policy and resource allocation. Winslow has also pushed the boundaries of complex surgical procedures, as demonstrated by her 2020 case report documenting a robot-assisted combined pancreatectomy and hepatectomy for metastatic pancreatic acinar cell carcinoma — a rare and technically demanding procedure. With 11 citations, this work contributes meaningfully to the limited literature on robotic approaches for advanced pancreatic malignancies, offering guidance to surgeons navigating similarly challenging cases.