Claudia Zaghi
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Claudia Zaghi is a leading figure in the evolving field of emergency general surgery, with a focused expertise in the integration of advanced robotic platforms into acute care settings. Her research critically addresses the underexplored intersection of minimally invasive technology and high-stakes surgical emergencies. As the principal investigator behind the landmark ROEM (Robotic surgery in EMergency setting) study, she designed and launched a multicentre, prospective international protocol to evaluate the safety, feasibility, and outcomes of robotic surgery in non-elective procedures. This foundational work, which has already garnered 7 citations since its 2024 publication, builds upon the 2021 WSES position paper by providing a structured, evidence-based framework for patient selection and operative technique in emergency contexts. Zaghi’s contributions are pivotal in challenging the traditional boundaries of robotic surgery, pushing it beyond elective suites into the unpredictable realm of trauma and acute abdomen. Her ongoing leadership in this prospective trial is shaping future guidelines and inspiring a new generation of surgeons to consider robotic approaches in time-critical scenarios, marking her as a transformative voice in modern surgical innovation.
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