Ngoc-Bich Le
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Ngoc-Bich Le’s research bridges surgical outcomes, health equity, and assistive robotics, demonstrating a rare interdisciplinary reach. Her most cited work, “Utilization of surgical procedures and racial disparity in the treatment of urinary incontinence after prostatectomy” (2015, 18 citations), critically examined post-prostatectomy care, revealing significant racial disparities in access to incontinence treatments. This study, based on a retrospective review at a single institute, highlighted systemic inequities in urological follow-up, urging more equitable clinical protocols. Le’s contributions extend to engineering, where she co-authored “Study on Mechanical Structure Design for Innovative Multi-function Assistive Mobile Robot” (2016, 5 citations), showcasing her ability to integrate mechanical design with patient-centered mobility solutions. By addressing both the biological and social dimensions of surgical recovery—from robotic assistance to racial disparities—Le’s work underscores the importance of holistic, equitable healthcare innovation. Her research not only advances urological practice but also inspires engineers and clinicians to collaborate on technologies that serve diverse populations.
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