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Dr. Julia Salleron is a leading researcher at the intersection of robotic surgery and advanced radiation oncology, with a particular focus on improving patient safety and treatment precision. Her work spans two critical domains: non-technical skills in robotic surgery and stereotactic radiosurgery techniques. In a landmark multi-center study (28 citations), she demonstrated how non-technical skills—such as communication and teamwork—directly impact near-miss events in robotic surgery, a finding with profound implications for surgical training and patient safety. Dr. Salleron also conducted a comprehensive analysis of the French national PMSI database (19 citations), showing that robot-assisted partial nephrectomy significantly reduces complications and rehospitalizations compared to open and laparoscopic approaches, providing robust evidence for the superiority of robotic techniques. In radiation oncology, she has compared advanced delivery systems, including HyperArc™ and CyberKnife® for brain metastases (13 citations), and investigated the necessity of fiducial implantation for lung cancer SBRT (6 citations). Her comprehensive literature overview on robot-assisted radiosurgery for cerebral angiomas (9 citations) further establishes her as a key voice in modern, minimally invasive cancer care.