Camille Lanz
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About
Camille Lanz is a urologic surgeon and researcher whose work focuses on improving surgical outcomes for patients with urologic cancers, particularly bladder and prostate cancer. Her research centers on comparing minimally invasive surgical techniques—specifically laparoscopic and robotic approaches—to determine which offers superior perioperative safety and oncologic efficacy. In her most-cited study (14 citations), she demonstrated that robotic radical cystectomy for bladder cancer yields comparable complication rates to laparoscopic surgery, while a companion paper (6 citations) showed that robot-assisted lymph node dissection provides higher nodal yields, enabling more accurate cancer staging. Lanz has also made significant contributions to post-prostatectomy care; her randomized clinical trial (9 citations) evaluating pelvic floor muscle training combined with duloxetine for urinary continence recovery provides evidence-based guidance for managing this common quality-of-life concern. Her 2024 secondary analysis further explores how urinary symptoms evolve after robotic prostatectomy. With a growing body of work that directly informs clinical decision-making in urologic oncology, Lanz is establishing herself as a thoughtful investigator dedicated to refining surgical techniques and enhancing patient recovery.
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