Alicia J. Mangram
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Alicia J. Mangram is a leading figure in acute care surgery and trauma, with a growing focus on the integration of advanced surgical technologies into emergency settings. Her research primarily centers on the feasibility, safety, and protocols for applying robotic surgery in non-elective, high-stakes scenarios—a frontier where minimally invasive techniques have traditionally been underutilized. Dr. Mangram’s major contribution is her leadership in the ROEM (Robotic Surgery in Emergency Setting) study, a landmark multicentre, prospective international trial designed to establish evidence-based guidelines for robotic platform use in emergency general surgery. This work directly addresses a critical gap in the literature, building upon the foundational 2021 WSES position paper to advocate for strict patient selection and structured protocols. While her most cited paper currently holds 7 citations, its significance lies in its pioneering role; as the first large-scale, prospective investigation of its kind, it is poised to shape future clinical practice and research agendas. Dr. Mangram’s efforts are instrumental in bridging the gap between elective robotic innovation and the unpredictable demands of emergency care, positioning her as a key architect of the next generation of acute surgical intervention.
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