Laurel Carbone

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Laurel Carbone is a pioneering surgeon whose work sits at the intersection of advanced pelvic reconstruction and robotic surgical innovation. Her research focuses on the most challenging cases in female pelvic medicine, particularly involving patients with complex surgical histories. Dr. Carbone’s major contributions include developing novel techniques for robotic vaginal hernia repair in patients with recurrent prolapse following radical cystectomy and Indiana pouch creation—a uniquely difficult clinical scenario with limited prior solutions. She has also advanced the use of indocyanine green (ICG) ureteral mapping in complex pelvic surgery, a fluorescence-guided technique that dramatically reduces the risk of ureteral injury during reoperative procedures. While her most-cited papers are recent (2024-2025), their immediate impact is evident: each has garnered 1 citation in a very short time, signaling rapid adoption by peers facing similar surgical challenges. Her work represents a critical step forward in making reoperative pelvic surgery safer and more effective, and she is establishing herself as a leading voice in robotic approaches to the most complex reconstructive cases.