Aemn Ismail

University of Leicester, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust

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Aemn Ismail is a leading researcher in the field of robotic gynaecological surgery, with a focus on surgical training, patient outcomes, and patient education. Her most impactful contribution is the development of a standardized robotic gynaecological surgery training curriculum, established through a Delphi study (2020, 31 citations). This work addresses the critical gap in formalized training as robotic surgery becomes more widespread, providing a foundational framework for surgeons and assistants. Ismail has also investigated the impact of patient body mass index on recovery after robotic-assisted hysterectomy (2023, 8 citations), offering valuable insights into surgical outcomes for high-BMI patients with endometrial or cervical cancer. Her recent work explores patient attitudes and information preferences towards robotic surgery (2024, 3 citations), emphasizing the importance of patient-centered communication. Through these studies, Ismail has advanced both the technical and human dimensions of robotic gynaecology, contributing to safer, more effective surgical practices and better-informed patients.