Nigel Madden
NYU Langone Health, Presbyterian College, New York University
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3
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23
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About
Nigel Madden is a dedicated researcher in the field of gynecologic surgery, with a focused interest in robotic-assisted procedures and their safety across diverse patient populations. His work primarily explores the intersection of surgical innovation and patient outcomes, particularly for elderly and high-risk groups. Madden’s most cited study, “Safety of robotic-assisted gynecologic surgery and early hospital discharge in elderly patients” (2018, 19 citations), demonstrates that advanced robotic techniques can enable safe, early discharge for older women—a finding that challenges traditional postoperative care models and supports personalized, efficient recovery pathways. His subsequent research (2021) further refines this understanding by examining how the indication for surgery—benign versus malignant—affects perioperative outcomes and hospital readmissions, providing critical data for preoperative counseling and risk stratification. Though his citation counts are modest, Madden’s contributions are impactful for their practical relevance: they offer evidence-based guidance for surgeons seeking to optimize robotic surgery protocols, reduce hospital stays, and improve quality of life for patients. His work underscores the importance of tailoring surgical approaches to individual patient needs, advancing the field toward safer, more patient-centered care.
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