Doga Kahramangil Baytar

University of Florida, University of Florida Health

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Doga Kahramangil Baytar is a surgical oncologist and researcher whose work centers on advancing the surgical management of pancreatic cancer through minimally invasive and robotic techniques. Her major contributions include landmark comparative analyses of robotic versus laparoscopic and open total pancreatectomy, using large-scale national datasets to evaluate oncologic outcomes and safety. Her 2024 study in the *Journal of Surgical Oncology*, drawing from the National Cancer Database, demonstrated that robotic total pancreatectomy offers comparable oncologic efficacy to open surgery, with potential benefits in recovery and reduced morbidity. Another key paper, published in the *World Journal of Surgery*, further validated the oncologic safety of robotic approaches for pancreatic cancer, showing no significant difference in survival or lymph node harvest compared to open procedures. Though early in her career, her work has already garnered citations from peers, reflecting growing interest in robotic pancreatic surgery. Doga’s research is pivotal for surgeons weighing minimally invasive options against traditional open techniques, and her findings are shaping clinical decision-making in high-volume pancreatic centers. Her dedication to evidence-based surgical innovation positions her as an emerging leader in the field.