Peggy Blanc
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Peggy Blanc is a leading urological surgeon and researcher whose work centers on advancing minimally invasive kidney cancer treatments, particularly through robotic-assisted surgery and optimized perioperative care pathways. Her major contributions include demonstrating the clinical and economic viability of nurse-led coordinated surgical care for robotic partial nephrectomy, as shown in her most-cited work from the UroCCR-25 AMBU-REIN study (12 citations). This research provides critical evidence for cost optimization without compromising patient outcomes. Blanc has also pioneered salvage robotic partial nephrectomy after failed ablative therapies, addressing a significant gap in the literature through the UroCCR-62 study (6 citations). Her work systematically evaluates the feasibility and safety of these technically challenging procedures, offering new hope for patients with local relapse. With a growing citation impact, Blanc’s research is shaping best practices in nephron-sparing surgery and postoperative recovery. Her achievements include leading multi-center UroCCR studies that integrate medico-economic analysis with surgical innovation, making her a key figure in the evolution of value-based, patient-centered urologic oncology.
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