Clarissa Uslenghi
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Clarissa Uslenghi is a leading thoracic surgeon whose work has significantly advanced the field of minimally invasive lung cancer surgery. Her primary research focuses on robotic-assisted thoracic surgery, particularly for primary lung cancer, where she has pioneered techniques to improve patient outcomes and surgical precision. Her most notable contribution is the landmark study "1000 Robotic-assisted lobectomies for primary lung cancer: 16 years single center experience," which documents the largest single-center series of its kind, demonstrating the safety, efficacy, and long-term benefits of robotic lobectomy. This work has garnered 8 citations and serves as a benchmark for robotic surgery programs worldwide. Uslenghi’s research has not only refined surgical protocols but also reduced recovery times and complications for patients, establishing her as a key figure in the transition from traditional open surgery to robotic approaches. Her dedication to evidence-based practice and surgical innovation continues to inspire trainees and colleagues in thoracic oncology.
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