Erin Moshier
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About
Erin Moshier is a clinical researcher whose work spans gynecologic surgery, surgical oncology, and urologic outcomes, with a particular focus on advancing minimally invasive techniques and improving patient recovery. She made early contributions to robotic single-site surgery in gynecology, demonstrating its safety, feasibility, and learning curve in a 2015 study that has garnered 27 citations and helped establish this approach as a viable option for complex procedures. In surgical oncology, Moshier investigated predictors of positive margins after gastric adenocarcinoma resection (16 citations), providing critical insights that inform adjuvant therapy decisions and surgical planning. Her work in urology includes a key study showing that hypertension and diabetes do not worsen renal outcomes after partial nephrectomy in patients with normal baseline kidney function (9 citations), challenging assumptions about risk stratification. Most recently, she led the UROTAP randomized trial comparing robot-assisted, ultrasound-guided, and local anesthesia approaches for transversus abdominis plane blocks in urology, contributing to evidence-based pain management protocols. Moshier’s research consistently bridges surgical innovation with practical clinical outcomes, making her a valuable voice in the evolution of robotic surgery and perioperative care.
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