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Iria Rey is a clinical researcher specializing in gynecologic oncology and the health economics of minimally invasive surgery. Her work focuses on evaluating the comparative effectiveness and economic sustainability of robotic versus laparoscopic approaches in the treatment of endometrial cancer. In her landmark study, "Endo-cost: efficient economic model of adopting robotic versus laparoscopic gynecological surgery for endometrial cancer" (2025), Rey conducted a rigorous retrospective cost-analysis of 153 patients treated at the University and Polytechnic La Fe Hospital in Valencia, Spain. This research provides critical evidence for hospital administrators and surgeons weighing the higher upfront costs of robotic platforms against potential clinical benefits, offering a data-driven framework for resource allocation in oncology care. While her citation count is still growing, Rey’s contribution is notable for its practical, translational impact—bridging surgical innovation with real-world budget constraints. Her work is especially valuable for health policy researchers and clinicians seeking to optimize surgical outcomes without overburdening healthcare systems.
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