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Dr. M. Borrelli is a pioneering pediatric surgeon whose work has advanced the field of robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) for children. Their key research focuses on the safety, efficiency, and training protocols for minimally invasive robotic procedures in pediatric populations. Dr. Borrelli’s major contribution is a landmark retrospective study of 105 robotic surgeries performed over seven years (2017–2024), which provides critical insights into outcomes for children aged 2–15. This work, cited five times, demonstrates the feasibility of RAS in young patients and offers a framework for standardizing training and improving surgical efficiency. By systematically evaluating a diverse range of procedures, Dr. Borrelli has helped establish benchmarks for pediatric RAS, addressing unique challenges such as smaller anatomy and age-specific recovery needs. Their research not only highlights the growing role of robotics in pediatric care but also underscores the importance of long-term outcome tracking. For students and researchers, Dr. Borrelli’s work serves as a foundational reference for understanding how robotic technology can be safely adapted to children, paving the way for broader adoption and innovation in pediatric surgery.
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