Ilaha Isali

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Ilaha Isali is a rising researcher whose work bridges urological surgery, patient safety, and health economics. Her primary research areas include the medicolegal implications of urological procedures, particularly focusing on sexual dysfunction as a complication, and the cost-effectiveness of perioperative interventions. In her notable 2021 study, "Sexual dysfunction damages: A legal database review," Isali analyzed malpractice claims related to urological interventions, revealing that procedural specialties face heightened litigation risks—a critical insight for surgical practice and informed consent. This work has garnered 3 citations, establishing her as a voice in urological risk management. Her 2023 paper, "Cost-effectiveness analysis of arterial catheter insertion on robotic-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy," evaluated the utility and financial impact of arterial line placement during RALP, contributing to evidence-based resource allocation in minimally invasive surgery. With 2 citations, this study underscores her commitment to optimizing surgical outcomes while controlling healthcare costs. Isali’s research is particularly valuable for urologists, hospital administrators, and policymakers seeking to reduce malpractice exposure and improve procedural efficiency. Her work demonstrates a keen ability to combine clinical data with legal and economic analysis, marking her as an emerging scholar in patient safety and value-based urological care.