Reagan A. Collins
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Reagan A. Collins is a surgical researcher whose work centers on the adoption and optimization of minimally invasive techniques, particularly robotic adrenalectomy. Her most-cited study, a two-institution analysis of the surgeon learning curve for robotic adrenalectomy, provides critical insights into how surgical teams can safely and efficiently integrate new technologies into practice. This work, with 11 citations, has helped establish benchmarks for training and proficiency, directly impacting patient outcomes and operative efficiency. Collins’ research addresses the intersection of surgical innovation, education, and quality improvement, offering evidence-based guidance for surgeons transitioning to robotic platforms. Her contributions are especially valuable in the field of endocrine surgery, where precision and experience are paramount. By quantifying the learning curve, Collins has not only advanced the adoption of robotic adrenalectomy but also laid groundwork for future studies on skill acquisition and procedural standardization. Her work is a key resource for surgeons, trainees, and institutions seeking to implement robotic-assisted procedures with confidence.
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