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Myriam Gracia is a gynecological surgeon and clinical researcher whose work sits at the intersection of minimally invasive surgery and gynecologic oncology. Her research focuses predominantly on robotic-assisted laparoscopy (RAL) as applied to the treatment of endometrial and cervical cancers, with a particular emphasis on comparing robotic and conventional laparoscopic approaches across diverse patient populations. Gracia's most influential contribution examines the value of robotic surgery in endometrial cancer stratified by body mass index, accumulating 25 citations and highlighting the technique's advantages in surgically challenging patients. She has extended this work to sentinel lymph node biopsy, survival outcomes in cohorts exceeding 700 patients, and surgical care for women over 65 — collectively building a rigorous evidence base for robotic adoption in gynecologic oncology. Her investigations into early-stage cervical cancer, including radical hysterectomy, trachelectomy, and a Spanish national registry audit of oncological outcomes, underscore her commitment to quality-of-care standards at both institutional and national levels. Notably, she has also championed surgeon well-being, demonstrating through ergonomic analysis that robotic platforms meaningfully reduce physical strain compared to conventional laparoscopy — a perspective rarely foregrounded in surgical literature. Her cumulative body of work offers students and clinicians an evidence-driven roadmap for modernizing gynecological surgical practice.