Eva Mille

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Eva Mille is a pioneering researcher in the intersection of advanced neuroimaging and surgical oncology, with a primary focus on pelvic surgery and nerve-sparing techniques. Her most cited work, "Integrating tractography in pelvic surgery: a proof of concept" (2019, 10 citations), demonstrates a groundbreaking application of diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) and tractography—traditionally used in neurosurgery—to map critical nerve pathways in the pelvis. By presenting a demonstrative case of a neurofibroma resected via robotic-assisted laparoscopy, Mille showed how tractography can guide surgeons to avoid nerve damage during complex pelvic procedures, potentially reducing postoperative morbidity. This work bridges a critical gap between radiology and surgery, offering a new tool for precision in oncologic resections. While her citation count reflects the nascent stage of this interdisciplinary field, her contribution is notable for its conceptual leap: adapting a neurosurgical standard to a new anatomical domain. Mille’s research holds promise for improving outcomes in pelvic cancer surgery, and her proof-of-concept study serves as a foundational reference for future clinical trials and technological refinements in image-guided surgery.