Janina Eden
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Janina Eden is a leading figure in hepatobiliary surgery, with a focused expertise in advancing minimally invasive techniques for liver resections. Her primary research centers on establishing global standards for robotic liver surgery, particularly through large-scale, multicenter collaborations. Eden’s most impactful contribution is her leadership in the landmark study, "International Benchmark Values for Robotic Right Hepatectomy," which involved 22 expert centers. This work defined the first-ever benchmark values for a low-risk patient cohort undergoing robotic right hepatectomy, providing a critical reference point for quality control and enabling objective comparisons with traditional open and laparoscopic approaches. While recently published, this study has already garnered significant attention, accumulating 2 citations and setting a new standard for the field. Through this and related work, Eden is instrumental in shaping the future of robotic liver surgery, driving the adoption of reproducible, safe techniques that promise to improve patient outcomes globally. Her research is essential reading for any surgeon or researcher interested in the evolution of minimally invasive hepatobiliary surgery.
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