Patricia B. Stopper
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Patricia B. Stopper is a surgical outcomes researcher whose work focuses on advancing minimally invasive colorectal surgery. Her most cited study, “Comparison of Robotic and Laparoscopic Colectomies Using the 2019 ACS NSQIP Database,” analyzes national data to evaluate the safety and efficacy of robot-assisted versus conventional laparoscopic colectomies. This contribution is critical in an era where robotic surgery is rapidly expanding, yet evidence comparing it to established laparoscopic techniques remains essential for clinical decision-making. By leveraging a large, validated database, Stopper provides objective insights into postoperative outcomes, helping surgeons weigh the benefits of robotic approaches in elective colon resections. Although her citation count is still growing, her work represents a foundational step in evidence-based surgical innovation. Stopper’s research underscores the importance of rigorous, data-driven comparisons in shaping modern surgical practice, making her a valuable voice in the ongoing dialogue about technology adoption in operating rooms. Her commitment to improving patient outcomes through careful analysis positions her as an emerging authority in surgical quality and safety.
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