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Maryse Larouche is a clinician-researcher specializing in urogynecology and pelvic floor surgery, with a particular focus on the surgical management of pelvic organ prolapse (POP) and minimally invasive gynecologic procedures. Her most influential work centers on apical pelvic organ prolapse, including her contributions to the 2021 Canadian Guideline No. 413 on surgical management of apical POP, which has garnered 63 citations and serves as a critical resource for practitioners nationwide. Complementing this, her systematic review evaluating objective and subjective success rates of apical suspension procedures — drawing on an extensive search of major databases spanning nearly two decades of literature — has accumulated 48 citations, underscoring its value to the surgical community. Larouche has also advanced the understanding of minimally invasive surgical techniques, examining conversion rates from laparoscopic and robotic sacrocolpopexy to open approaches and identifying associated risk factors. Her research into perioperative complications of benign gynecologic procedures further reflects her commitment to patient safety and surgical quality improvement. Across her body of work, Larouche combines rigorous evidence synthesis with clinical insight, making her a respected voice in contemporary urogynecology and an important contributor to evidence-based surgical practice.