Jasmine Correa
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Dr. Jasmine Correa is a leading voice in the safety and outcomes of robotic-assisted gynecologic surgery. Her most-cited work, "Malfunction Events in the US FDA MAUDE Database: How Does Robotic Gynecologic Surgery Compare with Other Specialties?" (2021), provides a critical, data-driven analysis of device-related adverse events, establishing a benchmark for patient safety across surgical specialties. With 18 citations, this study has become a foundational reference for surgeons and regulatory bodies seeking to understand the real-world risks of robotic platforms. Dr. Correa’s research directly informs clinical practice by highlighting the unique challenges of gynecologic robotics, from instrument malfunctions to ergonomic hazards. Her work bridges the gap between engineering and medicine, advocating for improved device design and reporting standards. By systematically interrogating large-scale adverse event databases, she has empowered clinicians with actionable insights to enhance surgical safety. Dr. Correa’s contributions are essential reading for anyone studying the intersection of technology, patient outcomes, and surgical innovation.
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