Elisa Danese
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Elisa Danese is a surgical researcher whose work centers on the ergonomics and technical optimization of minimally invasive pancreatic surgery. Her major contributions lie in quantifying the physical and cognitive demands placed on surgeons during complex procedures, particularly distal pancreatectomy. Through the DP-ROM trial, an explorative, prospective, observational cohort study, she has pioneered the objective measurement of ergonomic stress and mental workload, comparing laparoscopic and robot-assisted approaches. This research addresses a critical gap in surgical safety and surgeon well-being, providing data-driven insights that could shape future operating room design and training protocols. While her most-cited paper is still accumulating impact (2 citations in 2025), its forward-looking methodology positions her as a key voice in the emerging field of surgical ergonomics. Danese’s work is notable for bridging patient outcomes with surgeon health, a dual focus that promises to influence both clinical practice and occupational health standards in surgery. Her ongoing investigations continue to refine our understanding of how technology can reduce physical strain without compromising procedural quality.
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