Silvia Coretti
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Silvia Coretti is a health economist whose research lies at the intersection of surgical innovation and cost-effectiveness analysis. Her work focuses on evaluating the economic and operational implications of advanced medical technologies, particularly in the field of robotic surgery. In her most cited study, "Use of robot‐specific resources and operating room times: the case of Telelap Alf‐X robotic hysterectomy" (2016, 32 citations), Coretti conducted a detailed cost analysis of 81 patients undergoing Telelap ALF-X robotic hysterectomy. This work provided critical insights into the quantification of robotic material usage and operating theatre times, offering a rigorous framework for assessing the real-world resource demands of emerging surgical platforms. By bridging the gap between clinical outcomes and economic evaluation, Coretti’s research helps inform healthcare decision-making and resource allocation. Her contributions are especially valuable for students and researchers interested in health technology assessment, surgical innovation, and the economics of healthcare delivery.
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