Janelle Sobecki

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Janelle Sobecki is a leading figure in gynecologic oncology, with a focused research agenda on optimizing surgical outcomes for women with gynecologic cancers. Her work critically examines the interplay between surgical modality and patient safety, particularly regarding postoperative complications. Her most-cited study, "Postoperative venous thromboembolism in gynecologic oncology patients undergoing minimally invasive surgery: Does modality matter?" (2021, 10 citations), addresses a vital clinical question—whether the choice of minimally invasive technique (laparoscopy vs. robotic surgery) influences the risk of dangerous blood clots. This contribution has helped refine perioperative protocols, directly impacting patient care by guiding surgeons toward safer practices. Beyond this landmark paper, Sobecki’s broader research portfolio explores risk stratification, surgical innovation, and quality improvement in gynecologic oncology. Her work is characterized by a rigorous, evidence-based approach that bridges the gap between surgical technique and patient outcomes. With a growing citation impact, Sobecki is recognized as an emerging authority whose insights are shaping the future of minimally invasive gynecologic cancer surgery, making her a vital resource for clinicians and researchers alike.