Evelien M. Sandberg

Brigham and Women's Hospital, Leiden University Medical Center

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Dr. Evelien M. Sandberg is a leading gynecologic surgeon whose research focuses on optimizing surgical safety and outcomes in minimally invasive gynecologic procedures. Her seminal work, "Utility of Cystoscopy During Hysterectomy" (2012, 51 citations), established the critical role of routine cystoscopy in detecting occult urinary tract injuries during hysterectomy, directly influencing intraoperative protocols and patient safety standards. This landmark study remains a cornerstone reference for surgeons and institutions seeking to reduce iatrogenic complications. Dr. Sandberg further advanced the field with her analysis of risk factors for intraoperative conversion of laparoscopic myomectomy (2015, 22 citations), providing evidence-based guidance for patient selection and surgical planning to minimize unplanned conversions. Her contributions have shaped clinical practice by emphasizing preventive diagnostics and risk stratification, earning her recognition as a thought leader in gynecologic surgery. Through her rigorous retrospective cohort studies, Dr. Sandberg has empowered surgeons with actionable data to enhance surgical precision and patient outcomes, solidifying her impact on the evolution of minimally invasive gynecologic care.