Nicole Dodge
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Nicole Dodge is a leading researcher in urologic oncology, with a primary focus on improving functional outcomes for prostate cancer patients. Her work centers on developing predictive tools to mitigate the debilitating side effects of radical prostatectomy, particularly urinary incontinence. Her most impactful contribution is the development and validation of a 24-month incontinence nomogram, published in 2022, which integrates multiple known risk factors from a large, prospectively acquired cohort of 680 men. This tool allows clinicians to provide patients with personalized, evidence-based predictions of post-surgical incontinence, addressing a major gap in patient counseling and shared decision-making. With 36 citations in just a few years, this nomogram has quickly become a key reference in the field. Dodge’s research is distinguished by its direct clinical applicability, translating complex statistical models into practical bedside tools that empower both surgeons and patients. Her work not only advances the science of surgical outcomes but also significantly enhances the quality of life for men facing prostate cancer treatment.
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