Matilde Mantovani
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About
Matilde Mantovani is a rising surgical researcher whose work centers on improving outcomes for patients undergoing robotic-assisted partial nephrectomy (RAPN), a key treatment for kidney cancer. Her research focuses on understanding how patient-specific factors influence long-term kidney function after surgery. In her highly cited 2024 study, she demonstrated that preoperative age is a critical predictor of renal functional decline, specifically the progression to moderate or severe chronic kidney disease, providing surgeons with vital data for preoperative counseling. Another influential paper investigates the combined impact of the Mayo Adhesive Probability score and body mass index on post-surgical kidney function, offering a more nuanced risk stratification model. With her work already accumulating citations from a tertiary referral center’s prospective database, Mantovani is establishing herself as a leading voice in urologic oncology. Her contributions are directly shaping clinical decision-making, helping to personalize surgical approaches and improve long-term renal preservation for patients worldwide.
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