Innie Chen

University of Alberta, University of Ottawa, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute

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Dr. Innie Chen is a leading Canadian researcher in gynecologic surgery, with a focused expertise in hysterectomy practices and endoscopic techniques. Her work has significantly advanced the understanding of surgical trends and decision-making in women’s health. Dr. Chen’s most cited study, “A National Survey of Endoscopic Practice Among Gynaecologists in Canada” (2012, 29 citations), provided a critical baseline of minimally invasive surgical adoption across the country. She further shaped the field with “Hysterectomy Trends: A Canadian Perspective on the Past, Present, and Future” (2019, 16 citations), which analyzed shifting patterns in hysterectomy approaches and highlighted the move toward less invasive methods. Her research on “Technicity in Canada: The Long and Short of Hysterectomy Incisions” (2019, 4 citations) explored the nuances of surgical incision choices, emphasizing patient outcomes and recovery. Through these contributions, Dr. Chen has informed clinical guidelines and influenced surgical education, making her a key voice in optimizing gynecologic care. Her work continues to impact how surgeons and patients navigate the evolving landscape of hysterectomy and endoscopic surgery.