Margaret G. Mueller
Loyola University Chicago, University of Chicago, Conference Board, Advisory Board Company (United States)
Papers
6
Total Citations
71
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4
About
Margaret G. Mueller is a gynecologic surgeon and clinical researcher whose work centers on pelvic organ prolapse (POP), minimally invasive surgery, and surgical outcomes optimization. Her most influential contribution — a retrospective analysis of outcomes in approximately 450 women undergoing minimally invasive abdominal sacrocolpopexy — has garnered 48 citations and stands as a meaningful benchmark study informing surgical decision-making in POP management. Mueller has consistently pushed the boundaries of minimally invasive technique, with recent investigations into single-port robotic sacrocolpopexy and single-port robotic hysterectomy representing her engagement with cutting-edge surgical platforms. Beyond operative technique, her research thoughtfully addresses practical clinical questions: whether concurrent hysterectomy increases postoperative pain and narcotic requirements, how route of hysterectomy affects complication rates, and how operating room personnel handoffs influence surgical efficiency — demonstrating a holistic view of patient care that extends from the operating table to institutional workflow. Her body of work reflects a commitment to evidence-based refinement of surgical practice, making her publications valuable resources for trainees, practicing urogynecologists, and health systems seeking to improve both patient outcomes and operational performance.
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- 3Operating Room Efficiency: Examining the Impact of Personnel Handoffs6 citations · 2018
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