K. Seymour

University of Louisville Hospital, University of Louisville

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K. Seymour is a surgical researcher whose work centers on improving patient safety in complex pelvic surgery, with a particular focus on preventing iatrogenic ureteral injuries. Their most-cited paper, "Indocyanine Green Ureteral Mapping in Complex Pelvic Surgery" (2025), introduces a novel intraoperative technique using indocyanine green (ICG) fluorescence to visualize ureteral anatomy in real time. This contribution directly addresses a critical challenge in gynecologic and pelvic oncology procedures, where ureteral injury rates can reach up to 1.5% and increase with surgical complexity. By enabling precise ureteral mapping, Seymour's work offers a practical solution to reduce complications associated with prior surgery, malignancy, or infection. Though early in its citation impact, this research has already garnered attention for its potential to standardize safer surgical practices. Seymour's focus on translational innovation—bridging imaging technology with operative workflow—positions them as an emerging leader in surgical safety. Their dedication to mitigating risk factors through evidence-based techniques underscores a commitment to advancing both surgical outcomes and patient care.