Miriam Harel

UConn Health, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

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Miriam Harel is a distinguished urologic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on pediatric urology, minimally invasive surgery, and renal preservation. Her most-cited study, "Objective pain assessment after ureteral reimplantation: Comparison of open versus robotic approach" (2015, 54 citations), provided critical evidence that robotic-assisted surgery significantly reduces postoperative pain in children undergoing ureteral reimplantation, directly influencing surgical decision-making and improving patient recovery. Harel’s research on renal function preservation, notably in "Impact of warm versus cold ischemia on renal function following partial nephrectomy" (2014, 17 citations), advanced understanding of how ischemic conditions affect kidney outcomes, guiding safer surgical practices. Her work bridges clinical outcomes with objective metrics, offering surgeons data-driven insights to optimize pediatric care. Harel’s contributions have been recognized through institutional awards and invitations to present at major urology conferences. By combining rigorous methodology with a focus on patient-centered outcomes, she has shaped modern approaches to pediatric urologic surgery, making her a respected voice in the field. Her research continues to inspire trainees and clinicians seeking to minimize surgical trauma while maximizing renal function.