Lori Dyer

Urology Associates, Westchester Medical Center

Papers

Total Citations

108

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About

Lori Dyer is a leading pediatric urologist whose research focuses on advancing minimally invasive surgical techniques for children, particularly through laparoscopic and robotic-assisted procedures. Her major contributions center on improving outcomes for complex urological conditions in pediatric patients, with a specific emphasis on refining surgical approaches to reduce invasiveness and enhance recovery. Her most cited work, "Laparoscopic Pyeloplasty in the Pediatric Patient: Hand Sewn Anastomosis Versus Robotic Assisted Anastomosis—Is There a Difference?" (2007, 94 citations), is a landmark study that systematically compared traditional laparoscopic suturing with robotic assistance for pyeloplasty, a procedure to correct ureteropelvic junction obstruction. This research provided critical evidence on the efficacy and safety of robotic technology in pediatric urology, helping to guide clinical practice. Additionally, her work on "Robot-assisted Laparoscopic Urachal Excision in Children" (2017, 14 citations) demonstrates her ongoing commitment to exploring innovative robotic applications for less common pediatric conditions. Through these studies, Dyer has significantly impacted the field by offering data-driven insights that support the adoption of advanced surgical techniques, ultimately improving care for young patients.