Narin Suleyman
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Narin Suleyman is a urological researcher whose work focuses on refining surgical decision-making in robotic partial nephrectomy through the external validation of nephrometry scoring systems. In her most cited study, published in 2017, she systematically evaluated four key nephrometry scores—C-index, ABC, PADUA, and RENAL—to assess their predictive accuracy for surgical complexity and outcomes in trans-peritoneal robotic partial nephrectomy. This work provided crucial evidence for clinicians seeking reliable, standardized tools to preoperatively stratify tumor complexity and optimize patient selection for minimally invasive surgery. With 6 citations, her research contributes to the growing body of literature aimed at enhancing the reproducibility and clinical utility of nephrometry scoring. Suleyman’s contributions are particularly valuable for urologists and trainees navigating the nuances of partial nephrectomy planning, as her validation study highlights the strengths and limitations of each scoring system in a real-world surgical context. Her work underscores the importance of evidence-based anatomical assessment in improving surgical precision and patient outcomes.
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