A. Lacorre
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About
Dr. A. Lacorre is a dedicated gynecological surgeon and researcher whose work centers on advancing minimally invasive and robotic-assisted surgical techniques. Their primary research areas include robotic gynecological surgery, surgical training for junior and resident surgeons, and the safety of procedures in endometrial cancer and pelvic organ prolapse. Dr. Lacorre’s major contributions focus on improving surgical education and patient outcomes. Notably, they authored a foundational study describing an initiation program for robotic in vivo gynecological surgery for junior surgeons (11 citations), which provides a structured pathway for skill acquisition. Their pilot study on robot-assisted hysterectomy managed by residents using a dual console (6 citations) demonstrates a commitment to training the next generation of surgeons without compromising safety. Dr. Lacorre has also investigated critical safety issues, such as the use of uterine manipulators and the risk of uterine perforation in endometrial cancer surgery (5 citations), and explored the oncological implications of subtotal hysterectomy with sacral colpopexy for prolapse (3 citations). Through these works, Dr. Lacorre is shaping safer, more effective surgical practices and fostering the development of skilled, confident surgeons.
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