Eva Munshower

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Eva Munshower is a surgical researcher whose work centers on the cost-effectiveness and operational efficiency of robotic-assisted surgery in academic medical settings. Her most-cited study, "Cost analysis of robotic assisted general surgery cases in a single academic institution" (2022), provides a granular examination of the financial implications of robotic platforms, comparing direct and indirect costs against traditional laparoscopic approaches. This work has become a foundational reference for hospitals weighing the economic viability of robotic programs, earning 10 citations and influencing institutional budgeting decisions. Munshower’s research bridges the gap between surgical innovation and healthcare economics, offering data-driven insights that help administrators and surgeons optimize resource allocation without compromising patient outcomes. Her contributions are particularly valuable as robotic surgery expands into general practice, where cost transparency remains a critical barrier to adoption. By quantifying these financial variables, Munshower empowers evidence-based policy-making, ensuring that technological advancements in surgery remain accessible and sustainable. Her analysis serves as a model for future cost-utility studies in minimally invasive surgery.