Corinne Tillier
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About
Corinne Tillier is a distinguished researcher specializing in urological oncology, with a particular focus on prostate cancer diagnosis, surgical outcomes, and patient quality of life. Her work has made significant contributions to the fields of robot-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy (RALP), lymph node staging, and functional recovery following surgical intervention. Among her most impactful contributions is her pioneering research combining PSMA PET/CT imaging with sentinel node biopsy for primary lymph node staging in prostate cancer, a study that has garnered 54 citations and advanced diagnostic precision for patients with negative PSMA PET/CT results. Her investigations into pelvic lymph node dissection during RALP, drawing on a dataset of over 900 procedures, have informed surgical technique and established important benchmarks for the field, earning 44 citations. Tillier has also championed patient-centered outcomes research, exploring how extended nodal dissection affects sexual function recovery and how individualized incontinence risk prediction can empower shared clinical decision-making. Her comparative analyses of quality-of-life measurement tools and her validation of nomograms for lymph node invasion further underscore her commitment to evidence-based, personalized urological care. Her body of work serves as an essential resource for surgeons and oncologists seeking to optimize both oncological and functional outcomes in prostate cancer management.
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