Lucia Romano
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Lucia Romano is a leading figure in minimally invasive liver surgery, with her research primarily focused on advancing laparoscopic and robotic techniques for hepatic procedures. Her major contributions center on optimizing surgical devices and techniques for liver parenchyma transection, a critical step in liver resection. Through her work with the Italian Society of Endoscopic Surgery (SICE), she conducted a landmark Italian and international survey that systematically evaluated the efficacy and safety of various transection devices, providing evidence-based guidance for surgeons worldwide. This influential study, which has garnered early citations, has helped standardize practices and improve patient outcomes by reducing operative time and blood loss. Beyond this, Romano has been instrumental in promoting the adoption of minimally invasive approaches, demonstrating their benefits in terms of reduced morbidity and shorter hospital stays. Her ongoing research continues to shape the field, making her a key authority in the evolution of liver surgery toward less invasive, more effective treatments.
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