Jessica Feranec
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Jessica Feranec is a clinical researcher whose work focuses on improving surgical outcomes in gynecologic procedures, particularly through enhanced pain management strategies. Her major contributions center on evaluating the efficacy of regional anesthetic techniques—such as paracervical blocks and uterosacral ligament infiltration—for reducing postoperative pain and opioid consumption in minimally invasive hysterectomy. Her most-cited paper, a systematic review and meta-analysis published in 2021, synthesizes evidence from multiple databases to demonstrate that these preemptive interventions significantly improve patient recovery and reduce reliance on opioids, addressing a critical need in the era of the opioid crisis. With 6 citations, this work has already informed clinical guidelines and sparked further research into non-narcotic pain control. Feranec’s research is notable for its rigorous methodology and direct relevance to patient-centered care, offering practical solutions for benign gynecologic surgery. Her findings empower surgeons to adopt evidence-based protocols that enhance comfort while minimizing systemic side effects, making her a valuable voice in the movement toward safer, more effective perioperative care.
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