Natalie M. Domingue
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Natalie M. Domingue is a leading voice in the evolution of perioperative care for robotic urologic surgery, with her work directly shaping how clinicians manage patient recovery in the minimally invasive era. Her research centers on the intersection of surgical technique and anesthesiology, specifically the development of optimized, multimodal pain regimens that reduce opioid reliance while enhancing patient comfort. In her seminal 2022 comprehensive review, which has garnered 10 citations, Domingue systematically analyzed how the shift from open to robotic procedures—characterized by smaller incisions and reduced tissue trauma—demands a parallel evolution in analgesic strategies. She demonstrated that tailored pain protocols, rather than one-size-fits-all approaches, are critical for leveraging the inherent benefits of robotic surgery. Her work has provided a foundational framework for urologists and anesthesiologists seeking to minimize postoperative pain, accelerate recovery, and improve overall surgical outcomes. Domingue’s contributions are particularly notable for bridging the gap between surgical innovation and practical clinical implementation, ensuring that patients fully benefit from the less invasive nature of modern urologic procedures.
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