Camilla Todesco

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Camilla Todesco is an emerging researcher in pediatric surgery, with a focus on the rapidly evolving field of robotic-assisted surgical techniques in children. Her work addresses a critical gap in surgical innovation: while robotic surgery has been well-established in adult medicine, its application in pediatric populations has remained limited and underexplored. Todesco's research directly tackles this challenge, providing valuable clinical evidence to support broader adoption of robotic approaches in pediatric settings. Her most notable contribution, a 2022 single-center study on robotic surgery in pediatric patients, has garnered 10 citations and offers foundational insights into the feasibility and benefits of robotic techniques for younger patients, particularly in urological procedures. Building on this, her 2023 international multicentric retrospective study examining robotic approaches to the uretero-vesical junction in children — conducted across three pediatric surgery departments — demonstrates her commitment to collaborative, large-scale research that strengthens the evidence base for pediatric robotic surgery. Though early in her career, Todesco's contributions are helping shape the future of minimally invasive pediatric surgery, making her work increasingly relevant to surgeons, clinicians, and researchers seeking to advance safe and effective surgical care for children.