Jacqueline Feinberg

Yale University, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

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Dr. Jacqueline Feinberg is a leading voice in gynecologic surgery, with a focused expertise in the safety and efficacy of robotic-assisted procedures for elderly and frail populations. Her research has fundamentally challenged assumptions about surgical risk in older adults, demonstrating through rigorous perioperative outcome analyses that robotic techniques can be safely employed in patients aged 65 and older. Her most cited work, "Is Robotic-Assisted Surgery Safe in the Elderly Population?" (2018, 30 citations), established a critical baseline for geriatric surgical care, while her subsequent study on frail patients (2020, 25 citations) refined risk stratification and expanded the boundaries of minimally invasive gynecologic oncology. By systematically evaluating complications, recovery times, and functional outcomes, Dr. Feinberg has provided surgeons with evidence-based guidelines to optimize care for this growing demographic. Her contributions have not only advanced the field of robotic surgery but also championed equitable access to advanced surgical options for aging populations, making her a respected authority at the intersection of geriatrics and surgical innovation.