Tamar Perri

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Tamar Perri is a gynecologic oncologist whose research has advanced the surgical management of endometrial cancer, particularly through the adoption of robotic surgery. Her most-cited work, a prospective cohort study of the first 100 robotic surgeries for endometrial cancer, demonstrates her commitment to evaluating both clinical outcomes and patient quality of life. This landmark study, with 53 citations, provided critical early evidence on the feasibility and safety of robotic surgery, notably showing that elderly patients could undergo the procedure with comparable outcomes and quality of life to younger patients. Perri's research has helped shift the paradigm toward minimally invasive approaches in gynecologic oncology, making surgery accessible to older, more vulnerable populations. Her work is characterized by a focus on real-world implementation and patient-centered outcomes, bridging the gap between technological innovation and clinical practice. By systematically documenting the early phase of a robotic surgery program, she has contributed foundational knowledge that continues to guide surgeons and inform patient counseling. Perri's contributions underscore the importance of prospective data collection in evaluating new surgical technologies and their impact on diverse patient populations.