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Camille L. Stewart is a surgical researcher whose work sits at the intersection of robotic surgery, minimally invasive techniques, and surgical education, with a particular focus on hepatobiliary and general surgical oncology. Her research has significantly advanced the understanding of robotic liver resection, establishing best practices for optimizing both clinical outcomes and cost efficiency — a contribution reflected in her widely cited 2020 work on robotic liver resection and minor hepatectomy, which together have garnered nearly 100 citations. Stewart has also investigated the systemic and institutional factors shaping robotic surgery adoption, revealing how hospital-level variables drive utilization trends across general surgery. Her forward-thinking work extends into emerging technologies, including augmented reality for bedside surgical assistance and image-guided robotic needle placement, pointing toward the future of precision-guided intervention. Notably, she has also turned her lens inward on the surgical profession itself, examining ergonomic strain among surgeons — an often-overlooked dimension of surgical practice. Her contributions to robotic surgical education further underscore her commitment to training the next generation of surgeons. With over 260 cumulative citations, Stewart has established herself as a rigorous and wide-ranging voice in modern minimally invasive surgery.