Angela Lannutti
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Dr. Angela Lannutti is a pioneering pediatric surgeon whose work has centered on advancing robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) for children, a field where adoption has historically lagged behind adult medicine. Her most cited study, "Conversion Rate in Pediatric Robotic-Assisted Surgery: Looking for the Culprit" (2020), provides a critical analysis of her team’s initial RAS experience, meticulously dissecting the causes of surgical conversions to improve patient safety and procedural success. This work, which has garnered 12 citations, directly addresses a key barrier to pediatric RAS adoption by identifying modifiable risk factors. Dr. Lannutti’s contributions are foundational in establishing evidence-based guidelines for pediatric robotic surgery, helping to expand minimally invasive options for young patients. Her research not only highlights the unique challenges of adapting adult technologies for children but also offers actionable insights that have influenced surgical protocols. By focusing on the "culprits" behind conversion rates, she has enhanced the reliability of RAS in pediatrics, marking a significant step toward safer, more effective surgical care for this vulnerable population.
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