Lianne Triemstra
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About
Lianne Triemstra is a surgical researcher at the forefront of advancing minimally invasive techniques for gastric cancer treatment. Her work centers on the implementation and evaluation of robot-assisted minimally invasive gastrectomy (RAMIG), a complex surgical innovation that promises improved patient outcomes. Triemstra’s major contributions include a landmark systematic review (2024, 12 citations) that critically assesses the effectiveness of RAMIG within the structured IDEAL framework—a vital tool for evaluating surgical innovation from idea through long-term assessment. This work provides the evidence base needed to guide safe adoption of the technology. She further demonstrates real-world impact through a detailed analysis of RAMIG implementation at a European tertiary referral center (2025, 2 citations), where she leverages her team’s prior expertise in robot-assisted esophagectomy to ensure safe, effective rollout. By bridging rigorous systematic review with practical clinical application, Triemstra is helping to define best practices for robotic gastric cancer surgery, making her a key voice in the evolution of minimally invasive oncology.
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