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Pauline Rouxel is a clinical researcher whose work centers on perioperative pain management and patient-reported outcomes in urological surgery. Her major contribution lies in advancing the understanding of postoperative pain intensity following robotic-assisted procedures, a rapidly expanding surgical field. As the lead author of the PAIROU study—an international prospective cohort published in 2025—she spearheaded a large-scale effort to characterize pain trajectories and identify factors influencing recovery after robotic urological surgery. This work, already garnering citations, provides critical evidence for optimizing analgesic protocols and enhancing patient comfort in minimally invasive surgery. Rouxel’s research bridges the gap between surgical innovation and patient-centered care, offering actionable insights for clinicians and researchers alike. Her dedication to rigorous multicenter collaboration and real-world data collection underscores her impact on improving surgical outcomes. For students and researchers in urology, anesthesiology, or surgical nursing, Rouxel’s work exemplifies how prospective observational studies can translate into tangible improvements in perioperative practice.