Daniela-Patricia Borkenstein

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Daniela-Patricia Borkenstein is a surgical innovator whose work centers on advancing minimally invasive techniques, particularly through robotic-assisted platforms. Her major contributions lie in refining complex procedures such as Nissen fundoplication, where she has demonstrated the technical feasibility and early clinical benefits of the Senhance® Surgical System. Her 2019 paper on this topic, which has garnered 7 citations, provides a detailed roadmap for intracorporeal suturing—a notoriously challenging skill in conventional laparoscopy—and underscores how robotic assistance can enhance precision at the hiatus and fundal wrap. This work not only highlights her surgical expertise but also positions her as a key figure in the transition from traditional laparoscopic to robotic-assisted approaches. Beyond this, Borkenstein’s research addresses the broader challenges of surgical ergonomics, learning curves, and patient outcomes, making her contributions valuable for both practicing surgeons and trainees. Her findings offer practical insights for those seeking to adopt robotic systems, emphasizing reduced operative times and improved suturing accuracy. With a growing citation impact, Borkenstein continues to shape the future of robotic surgery, bridging technical innovation with real-world clinical application.