Jacqueline Fahey

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Jacqueline Fahey is a clinical researcher whose work focuses on advancing surgical techniques in gynecologic care, particularly through the lens of patient safety and procedural precision. Her primary research areas include minimally invasive gynecologic surgery, blood loss quantification, and myomectomy outcomes. Fahey’s most notable contribution is her pilot study on a standardized formula for determining whole blood loss during minimally invasive myomectomy, a critical step toward improving intraoperative monitoring and reducing complications in uterine-sparing fibroid surgery. Though early in its citation impact—with 2 citations to date—this work has been recognized for its practical, reproducible methodology, offering a tool that could be widely adopted in surgical practice. Fahey’s research addresses a gap in evidence-based guidelines for blood loss assessment, directly benefiting surgeons and patients by enhancing surgical safety. Her dedication to refining surgical metrics underscores a commitment to translating clinical observation into measurable, actionable standards. As her work gains traction, Fahey stands out as an emerging voice in the effort to make gynecologic surgery safer and more data-driven.