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Christina Engels is a urological researcher whose work centers on clinical decision-making, surgical innovation, and healthcare system resilience, particularly during crises. Her most cited study, "To defer or not to defer? A German longitudinal multicentric assessment of clinical practice in urology during the COVID-19 pandemic" (13 citations), provides critical insights into how urological departments across Germany adapted to unprecedented capacity reductions, analyzing the postponement of consultations and surgeries. This work highlights her expertise in balancing patient safety with resource allocation during public health emergencies. Engels also contributes to the field of surgical technology, as evidenced by her paper "Robotik und intraoperative Navigation" (8 citations), which explores advancements in robotic surgery and intraoperative navigation—a key area for improving precision and outcomes in urological procedures. Her research bridges practical clinical challenges with cutting-edge technological integration, offering valuable guidance for urologists navigating both routine and crisis scenarios. With a focus on evidence-based practice and systemic adaptation, Engels’ work has shaped discussions on surgical prioritization and the adoption of robotic tools in German urology, making her a notable voice in contemporary urological research.