Rosa Maria Neme

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Rosa Maria Neme is a pioneering surgical researcher whose work has significantly advanced the field of minimally invasive gynecological surgery, with a particular focus on deep infiltrating endometriosis — one of the most complex and aggressive forms of the condition. Her research centers on the application of robotic-assisted laparoscopy as a transformative approach to treating severe pelvic endometriosis, including cases involving bowel infiltration that traditionally required highly invasive procedures. Neme's most influential contribution, an international multicentric retrospective study on robot-assisted laparoscopy for deep infiltrating endometriosis (2014), has garnered 74 citations, establishing her as a leading voice in the global surgical community. Her closely related work on robotic-assisted rectosigmoidectomy for colorectal endometriosis (2013, 48 citations) demonstrated the precision and efficacy of telemanipulation systems in managing some of the most challenging surgical cases. Her contributions to the French SERGS registry further reflect her commitment to collaborative, evidence-based advancement of robotic gynecological surgery. Through her internationally recognized research, Neme has helped redefine surgical standards for endometriosis management, offering patients less invasive options with meaningful clinical outcomes — a legacy that continues to shape practice for surgeons and researchers worldwide.