Federica Sordelli
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About
Dr. Federica Sordelli is a urologic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on optimizing outcomes in robotic-assisted kidney and prostate cancer surgery. Her primary research areas include renal functional preservation after partial nephrectomy, the impact of surgical technique on long-term kidney health, and the use of advanced imaging to guide prostate cancer treatment. In her most cited study (7 citations, 2024), she demonstrated that preoperative age is a critical determinant of chronic kidney disease progression following robotic-assisted partial nephrectomy, providing surgeons with evidence to better counsel older patients. She also developed a novel microultrasound-based nomogram to predict extra-prostatic extension in prostate cancer, a tool that enhances surgical planning and reduces positive margin rates. Her work on the impact of renorraphy stitch count on functional outcomes (2024) further refines surgical technique, showing that meticulous reconstruction can preserve nephrons. Dr. Sordelli’s contributions—presented at the Journal of Urology and major urology meetings—are shaping a more personalized, data-driven approach to robotic urologic oncology, with direct implications for reducing postoperative renal decline and improving cancer control.
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