Dorina Kallogjeri
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Dorina Kallogjeri is a clinical researcher whose work centers on surgical outcomes in otolaryngology and urology, with a particular focus on transoral robotic surgery (TORS) for oropharyngeal cancer. She has made key contributions to understanding postoperative complications and functional outcomes after robotic head and neck procedures. Her most cited study, “Postoperative hemorrhage and hospital revisit after transoral robotic surgery” (2017, 49 citations), used large state databases to quantify bleeding risks and associated healthcare utilization, providing critical safety data for this emerging technique. Kallogjeri has also investigated the optimal extent of surgery, as in her 2025 paper comparing unilateral versus bilateral TORS for HPV-positive tonsillar cancer, and explored patient-reported outcomes such as acute taste dysfunction following TORS. Earlier in her career, she contributed to urologic surgery research, co-authoring a study on predictors of minimally invasive radical prostatectomy. Her work bridges surgical innovation and evidence-based practice, helping to refine patient selection and improve quality of life after cancer surgery.
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