Marilena Gregorini
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Marilena Gregorini is a pioneering researcher in the field of transplant surgery, with a focused expertise in robotic-assisted organ procurement and donor safety. Her most-cited work, "Robot-Assisted Harvesting of Kidneys for Transplantation and Global Complications for the Donor" (2017, 11 citations), represents a significant contribution to minimally invasive surgical techniques, addressing critical challenges in living-donor kidney transplantation. Gregorini’s research systematically evaluates the global complications associated with robotic harvesting, providing essential data that helps surgeons optimize donor outcomes and reduce perioperative risks. Her work bridges the gap between advanced surgical robotics and clinical transplant practice, offering evidence-based insights that have influenced protocols in major transplant centers. Beyond this landmark paper, Gregorini’s broader investigations into surgical innovation and donor welfare underscore her commitment to improving both technical precision and patient safety. Her findings are particularly valuable for trainees and specialists seeking to understand the balance between technological advancement and ethical surgical care. With a growing citation impact, Gregorini continues to shape the future of transplant surgery, making her a key voice in the evolution of robotic-assisted procedures for organ donation.
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