Corinne Le Reun
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Corinne Le Reun is a thoracic surgery researcher whose work focuses on advancing minimally invasive techniques for lung cancer treatment, particularly through robotic-assisted thoracic surgery (RATS). Her major contributions center on evaluating the comparative effectiveness and patient-centered outcomes of RATS versus video-assisted thoracic surgery (VATS) and traditional open thoracotomy. In her most cited paper (37 citations), she demonstrated that RATS offers comparable short-term outcomes to VATS, supporting its growing adoption. Her second study (10 citations) broke new ground by systematically comparing post-operative quality of life across all three surgical approaches, revealing that RATS patients report favorable QOL outcomes—a crucial metric for surgical decision-making. Le Reun also investigated the learning curve for robotic surgery during the COVID-19 pandemic, analyzing how two surgeons adapted to this technology under challenging conditions. Her work provides essential evidence for surgeons and patients weighing surgical options, emphasizing that robotic approaches can match or exceed established minimally invasive techniques in both clinical outcomes and patient well-being.
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