Bridget L. Findlay
Papers
5
Total Citations
33
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3
About
Dr. Bridget L. Findlay is a reconstructive urologist whose work focuses on the most challenging aspects of urinary tract repair, particularly in the posterior urethra and uretero-enteric anastomoses. Her research has pioneered the application of robotic surgery to traditionally open procedures, with her most cited work, "Robotic Urethral Reconstruction Outcomes in Men With Posterior Urethral Stenosis" (21 citations), establishing benchmarks for minimally invasive approaches in this complex anatomical region. Dr. Findlay has further advanced the field through her comprehensive analysis of uretero-enteric stricture repair, comparing robotic and open techniques to optimize patient outcomes. Her narrative review on the artificial urinary sphincter for neurogenic incontinence demonstrates her commitment to addressing the full spectrum of reconstructive challenges, from congenital anomalies to post-surgical complications. Notably, she has also contributed to the literature on single-port robotic pyeloplasty in pediatric patients, showcasing her versatility across age groups. Through her work, Dr. Findlay has helped redefine the surgical management of posterior urethral obstruction, offering patients less invasive alternatives to traditional open reconstruction while maintaining excellent functional outcomes.
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- 4Single-Port Robotic Pyeloplasty in a Pediatric Patient2 citations · 2020
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