Reem Sabouni
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Reem Sabouni is a researcher whose work centers on reproductive health and minimally invasive gynecologic surgery, with a particular focus on the vascular and functional outcomes of uterine-sparing procedures. Her most cited study, "Utero-ovarian arterial blood flow is impaired at 1 month follow-up after robotic-assisted laparoscopic myomectomy," published in 2018, provides critical insights into the hemodynamic effects of robotic myomectomy. This work demonstrates that while robotic-assisted surgery offers precision and reduced recovery time, it may transiently compromise utero-ovarian perfusion—a finding with implications for postoperative fertility and ovarian reserve. Though her citation count is modest, Sabouni’s contribution is notable for its specificity and clinical relevance, addressing a gap in understanding how surgical technique impacts reproductive physiology. Her research underscores the importance of long-term follow-up in evaluating surgical outcomes, and her work serves as a foundation for future studies on optimizing blood flow preservation in myomectomy. Sabouni’s dedication to evidence-based gynecologic care highlights her role in advancing patient-centered surgical research.
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