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Dr. Marta Calatroni is a leading urologic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on optimizing surgical outcomes in robotic-assisted partial nephrectomy (RAPN), with a particular focus on renal function preservation. Her most cited study, "Impact of Mayo Adhesive Probability score and BMI on renal functional decline after robotic assisted partial nephrectomy" (2024, 3 citations), investigates how the Mayo Adhesive Probability (MAP) score—a measure of perinephric fat adhesion—and body mass index (BMI) influence postoperative kidney function. This work is pivotal in identifying high-risk patients who may experience greater renal decline, thereby guiding personalized surgical planning. Dr. Calatroni’s contributions bridge the gap between preoperative imaging metrics and functional outcomes, offering actionable insights for nephron-sparing surgery. Her research has already garnered attention for its clinical relevance, helping surgeons tailor approaches to minimize renal damage. By integrating anatomical and patient-specific factors, she advances the field of minimally invasive urology, improving long-term quality of life for kidney cancer patients. Her findings underscore the importance of risk stratification in robotic surgery, marking her as a rising authority in urologic oncology.