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About
Jacqueline Zillioux is a urologist whose research focuses on improving functional outcomes after prostate cancer surgery and advancing patient-centered care in urology. Her key contributions center on urinary outcomes following robotic-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy (RALP), where she has investigated both urgency and incontinence predictors through the University of Virginia’s prostatectomy functional outcomes program. In her 2023 work on longitudinal urgency outcomes (4 citations), she demonstrated how post-surgical urgency evolves over time, while her companion study on predictors of urinary outcomes (3 citations) identified key factors that influence recovery. Zillioux has also made important contributions to female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery (FPMRS), showing in a 10-year single-surgeon experience that same-day discharge across FPMRS surgical cases is safe and feasible (3 citations). Beyond surgical outcomes, she has explored the intersection of urology and digital health, analyzing online urologist ratings to understand how subspecialty affects patient perceptions (4 citations). With a growing body of work that bridges clinical excellence and patient experience, Zillioux is establishing herself as a thoughtful researcher dedicated to optimizing both surgical results and the quality of care delivery in urology.
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