Elena Ortiz Oshiro
Hospital Clínico San Carlos, Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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About
Dr. Elena Ortiz Oshiro is a pioneering surgeon whose work has been instrumental in advancing robotic-assisted surgery, particularly in the fields of urology and pelvic reconstructive surgery. Her research focuses on the application, training, and long-term outcomes of robotic techniques, with a special emphasis on robotic sacrocolpopexy for pelvic organ prolapse. Her most cited study, a prospective analysis of long-term outcomes after robotic sacrocolpopexy (53 citations), demonstrated the feasibility and durability of this minimally invasive approach for severe prolapse, helping to establish robotic surgery as a standard of care. Dr. Ortiz Oshiro has also been a leader in surgical education, as evidenced by her national multicenter survey on the learning curve for robotic urological surgery (18 citations), which identified key training areas and helped shape credentialing standards in Spain. Her work extends beyond urology, as she has contributed to the multidisciplinary development of robotic surgery in tertiary hospitals and has assessed the evidence base for robotic applications in digestive surgery. Through her publications and leadership in multicenter surveys, Dr. Ortiz Oshiro has significantly impacted how surgeons are trained and how robotic technologies are implemented, making her a key figure in the evolution of modern, minimally invasive surgery.
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