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Nathaly Llore is a surgical researcher specializing in minimally invasive and robotic hepatic surgery, with a focus on advancing the safety, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness of complex liver resection procedures. Her work has made meaningful contributions to the evolving field of robotic hepatectomy, helping to establish evidence-based frameworks for its adoption in clinical practice. Llore's most impactful publication, "Robotic Hepatectomy Is a Safe and Cost-Effective Alternative to Conventional Open Hepatectomy" (2020), has garnered 41 citations, signaling strong recognition within the surgical community. A closely related study published the same year further reinforces this contribution. Her 2021 research introduced a refined technical approach combining extrahepatic inflow control with laparoscopic CUSA parenchymal transection during robotic hepatectomy, accumulating 36 citations and offering practical guidance for surgeons seeking to improve procedural safety in major resections. Beyond safety outcomes, Llore has also examined the learning curve associated with medium and high complexity robotic hepatectomies, addressing a critical barrier to broader adoption of robotic techniques. Collectively, her body of work positions her as an emerging voice in hepatobiliary surgery, contributing actionable innovations that bridge technical advancement with patient safety and institutional feasibility.
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