S. Moncayo
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S. Moncayo is a researcher focused on advancing surgical techniques, particularly in the transition from laparoscopic to robotic surgery within confined anatomical spaces. Their most-cited work, "Transition effects from laparoscopic to robotic surgery skills in small cavities" (2019, 16 citations), investigates the critical skill transfer and adaptation challenges surgeons face when moving from traditional minimally invasive approaches to robotic platforms. This study provides valuable insights into training protocols and ergonomic considerations for operating in small cavities, directly impacting surgical education and patient safety. Moncayo’s contributions highlight the practical hurdles of adopting new technologies, offering evidence-based guidance to optimize learning curves and reduce operative risks. By quantifying performance differences and cognitive loads, their research supports the development of targeted simulation curricula. Though early in their career, Moncayo’s work is already cited by peers exploring robotic surgery training, underscoring its relevance to the evolving landscape of minimally invasive surgery. Their findings are essential for surgeons and institutions seeking to integrate robotic systems effectively, ensuring that technological advancements translate into improved clinical outcomes.
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