Laureline Berteloot
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68
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About
Dr. Laureline Berteloot is a pioneering pediatric surgeon whose work is reshaping the landscape of minimally invasive oncology and surgical planning. Her primary research focuses on the application of robotic surgery in children, particularly for complex tumor resections, and the integration of advanced neuroimaging techniques into pelvic procedures. Her landmark study, "Robotic Surgery in Pediatric Oncology: Lessons Learned from the First 100 Tumors—A Nationwide Experience," with 52 citations, provides a critical, evidence-based framework for the safe and effective use of robotics in this delicate population. This work has established key benchmarks for patient selection and operative technique, directly influencing clinical guidelines. Dr. Berteloot is also a leader in surgical innovation, as demonstrated by her proof-of-concept study on integrating diffusion tensor imaging tractography into pelvic surgery. By mapping critical nerve pathways before a robotic neurofibroma resection, she has pioneered a method to preserve function and reduce morbidity, bridging the gap between radiology and operative precision. Her contributions are not only advancing the field of pediatric oncology but are also setting new standards for how surgeons can leverage technology to perform safer, more targeted operations.
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- 2Integrating tractography in pelvic surgery: a proof of concept10 citations · 2019
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