Lusine Sevinyan
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About
Lusine Sevinyan is a rising figure in gynaecological oncology, whose work focuses on refining perioperative risk assessment and advancing surgical decision-making for complex cancers. Her most impactful research centers on the critical comparison of two major surgical risk calculators—P-POSSUM and ACS-NSQIP®—specifically in the context of robotic surgery for gynaecological cancers. In her 2024 pilot study, she demonstrated that these tools can be reliably applied to robotic procedures, offering surgeons a data-driven way to predict postoperative complications and tailor patient care. This work, already garnering 4 citations, addresses a significant gap in risk stratification for minimally invasive oncology. Sevinyan also contributed to the literature on rare metastatic presentations, co-authoring a 2020 case report on pelvic surgery for gynaecological metastases of lung cancer, which has earned 3 citations and highlights her engagement with challenging, high-stakes clinical scenarios. Her research is characterized by a practical, patient-centered approach, aiming to improve survival outcomes and reduce surgical morbidity. As she continues to build her portfolio, Sevinyan is establishing herself as a thoughtful investigator at the intersection of surgical innovation and evidence-based risk management in gynaecological oncology.
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