Nana Mamuro
Papers
1
Total Citations
2
H-Index
1
About
Nana Mamuro is a clinical researcher focused on the perioperative management and nutritional outcomes of patients with colorectal cancer. Her work centers on understanding how surgical stress and cancer treatment affect body composition, particularly the loss of skeletal muscle mass. In her most cited study, "Risk Factors Associated With Perioperative Skeletal Muscle Loss in Patients With Colorectal Cancer" (2024), Mamuro identified key clinical predictors of muscle wasting during the surgical journey, providing actionable insights for prehabilitation and postoperative care. This research addresses a critical gap in gastrointestinal oncology, where muscle loss is linked to poorer recovery and survival. Though early in her career, Mamuro’s work has already garnered attention for its clinical relevance, contributing to a growing body of evidence that supports integrating body composition monitoring into standard colorectal cancer care. Her findings offer a foundation for developing targeted interventions to preserve muscle mass, improve functional outcomes, and enhance quality of life for patients undergoing colorectal surgery.
Research Focus
Key Achievements
Top Papers
- 1