Eleni Armeni

National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

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Eleni Armeni is a leading surgical researcher whose work centers on advancing minimally invasive techniques for gastric cancer treatment, with a particular focus on European clinical outcomes. Her most influential contribution is a landmark 2016 systematic review and meta-analysis comparing laparoscopic, robotic, and open gastrectomies across Europe, which has garnered 46 citations and serves as a critical reference for surgeons evaluating surgical approaches. In this pivotal study, Armeni systematically synthesized European data to demonstrate that minimally invasive gastrectomies offer comparable oncologic outcomes to open surgery while potentially reducing recovery times and complications. Her research directly addresses the gap in region-specific evidence, helping to standardize best practices across European surgical centers. Beyond this meta-analysis, Armeni’s broader work explores the nuances of robotic versus laparoscopic techniques, contributing to the ongoing refinement of surgical protocols. Her findings have informed clinical decision-making for gastric cancer patients, highlighting her role in translating comparative effectiveness research into tangible improvements in surgical care. Through rigorous methodology and a focus on real-world European data, Armeni has established herself as a key voice in the evolution of gastric cancer surgery.