Anise Bowman
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Anise Bowman is a urologic researcher whose work focuses on opioid-sparing surgical techniques and improving postoperative outcomes in prostate cancer care. Her most cited study, "Predictors and Trends of Opioid-Sparing Radical Prostatectomy From a Large National Cohort" (2022), has garnered 3 citations and represents a critical contribution to the growing movement toward reducing opioid dependence after major surgery. In this work, Bowman analyzed a large national cohort to identify patient and institutional factors that predict successful opioid-sparing approaches in radical prostatectomy, providing actionable insights for surgeons aiming to minimize narcotic use while maintaining effective pain management. Her research addresses a pressing public health concern—the opioid epidemic—by demonstrating that many patients can achieve adequate pain control with non-opioid alternatives. Bowman’s work is particularly valuable for urologists and surgical teams seeking evidence-based strategies to implement enhanced recovery protocols. By highlighting trends and disparities in opioid-sparing practices, she has helped pave the way for safer, more patient-centered surgical care. Her findings continue to inform clinical guidelines and underscore the importance of data-driven approaches to reducing opioid exposure in surgical populations.
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