Moena Nishikawa
Papers
2
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10
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2
About
Moena Nishikawa is a gynecologic surgeon whose research focuses on optimizing surgical outcomes for women undergoing minimally invasive procedures, particularly laparoscopic hysterectomy. Her work has made important contributions to understanding how patient-specific factors, such as obesity class, affect surgical costs and outcomes when procedures are performed by high-volume specialists. In her 2020 study, Nishikawa demonstrated that cost variance across obesity classes is minimized when surgeries are conducted by experienced, high-volume gynecologic surgeons, highlighting the value of specialized care. She has also investigated postoperative recovery patterns, notably in her 2021 work on voiding dysfunction following laparoscopic hysterectomy, which provides critical insights for improving patient counseling and postoperative management. Though her citation counts are currently modest—with each of her most-cited papers garnering 5 citations—her research addresses practical, patient-centered questions that directly impact clinical decision-making and surgical quality. Nishikawa’s work is especially valuable for trainees and practitioners seeking evidence-based approaches to tailoring surgical care for diverse patient populations.
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- 2Patterns of voiding following laparoscopic hysterectomy5 citations · 2021