Aino Siltari

University of Helsinki, Tampere University

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Aino Siltari is a prominent clinical researcher whose work focuses on improving functional outcomes following robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RALP). Her primary research areas include postoperative urinary incontinence, sexual dysfunction, and surgical techniques to enhance patient quality of life. Siltari’s major contribution is her pioneering randomized clinical trial on the preservation of endopelvic fascia during RALP, which demonstrated significant benefits for postoperative continence and sexual function—a study that has garnered 12 citations and is shaping surgical practice. Additionally, she investigated the utility of urine color as a non-invasive indicator for anastomotic leakage after RALP, offering a practical, low-cost diagnostic alternative to traditional cystograms. Her work directly addresses critical patient concerns, translating surgical innovation into tangible improvements in recovery and well-being. With a citation count reflecting the growing impact of her findings, Siltari is recognized for advancing evidence-based surgical techniques that prioritize patient-centered outcomes. Her research not only informs urologists but also empowers patients with clearer expectations and better postoperative experiences.