Clarize M. de Korne
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Clarize M. de Korne is a translational researcher at the forefront of surgical oncology, specializing in image-guided interventions for urologic and hepatobiliary cancers. Her work centers on improving surgical precision through advanced tracer technologies and predictive modeling. De Korne’s major contributions include pioneering the use of bimodal tracers like <i>h</i>HEPATO-Cy5 for hepatobiliary surgery, enabling fluorescence-guided resection of deep liver lesions (3 citations). In prostate cancer, she led a landmark phase II trial comparing intratumoral versus intraprostatic tracer injection for sentinel node detection, demonstrating that drainage pathways significantly impact nodal metastasis detection (31 citations). Her predictive models for erectile dysfunction after nerve-sparing robot-assisted radical prostatectomy, incorporating fascia preservation extent and thickness, provide surgeons with actionable intraoperative guidance (17 and 9 citations). With a growing citation impact across her portfolio, de Korne’s work bridges the gap between imaging innovation and clinical outcomes, offering tangible improvements in cancer surgery. Her research is particularly notable for its direct translational potential, shaping how surgeons approach complex resections and nerve-sparing techniques.
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