Cheruba Prabakar
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About
Cheruba Prabakar is a gynecologic surgeon and researcher dedicated to advancing minimally invasive surgery and patient-centered care. Her work centers on three key areas: patient perceptions of surgical approaches, the refinement of laparoscopic techniques, and the application of innovative technologies in gynecologic surgery. Her most cited paper, "Patient Perceptions of Open, Laparoscopic, and Robotic Gynecological Surgeries" (2016), with 33 citations, provides critical insights into how women understand and choose between surgical options, directly informing clinical counseling and shared decision-making. Prabakar has also contributed to technical precision in laparoscopy through a randomized clinical trial comparing trocar placement methods, and she has explored the use of Firefly fluorescence imaging technology for the enhanced resection of endometriosis. By bridging patient perspectives with surgical innovation, her work helps ensure that the evolution of gynecologic surgery remains both technically excellent and empathetically aligned with patient needs.
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