Marianne M. Jensen

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Marianne M. Jensen is a leading clinical researcher in gynecologic oncology, with a primary focus on the surgical management of early-stage cervical cancer. Her most influential work, a population-based study on survival outcomes following the nationwide adoption of robotic minimally invasive surgery, has garnered 54 citations and fundamentally shaped contemporary surgical practice. Jensen’s research critically evaluates the real-world effectiveness of robotic techniques, challenging earlier trial results by demonstrating that, in a large-scale national cohort, robotic surgery does not compromise survival compared to open approaches. This contribution has provided essential evidence for surgeons and policymakers weighing the benefits of minimally invasive methods. Beyond this landmark paper, Jensen’s broader portfolio examines surgical quality indicators, long-term oncologic outcomes, and the integration of novel technologies into standard care. Her work is distinguished by its rigorous methodology and direct clinical applicability, making her a trusted voice in the ongoing debate over optimal surgical strategies. For students and researchers, Jensen exemplifies how population-level data can resolve controversies and guide evidence-based practice in gynecologic oncology.