Marlene Trattner
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Marlene Trattner is a pioneering surgeon whose work has significantly advanced the field of minimally invasive hepatobiliary and pancreatic (HPB) surgery. Her primary research focuses on the implementation and outcomes of robotic and laparoscopic techniques, particularly in complex HPB procedures. Trattner’s major contribution lies in establishing the first robotic hepatobiliary program in Austria, a landmark achievement documented in her most-cited paper, "Implementing MIS HPB Surgery Including the First Robotic Hepatobiliary Program in Austria: Initial Experience and Outcomes After 85 Cases" (2023, 4 citations). This work not only demonstrates the feasibility and safety of robotic HPB surgery in a new setting but also provides critical early outcome data that guides other centers in adopting these technologies. Through her clinical research, she has helped expand access to less invasive surgical options, reducing patient recovery times and improving postoperative outcomes. Trattner’s role as a trailblazer in Austrian robotic surgery underscores her impact on both national surgical practice and the broader international HPB community, making her a key figure in the ongoing evolution of surgical innovation.
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