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Sabrina Piedimonte is a Canadian surgical researcher whose work sits at the intersection of gynecologic oncology and minimally invasive surgery, with a particular focus on optimizing surgical approaches for cervical cancer and complex abdominal procedures. Her research has made meaningful contributions to understanding how surgical technique influences patient outcomes, most notably through her leadership within the Canadian Cervical Cancer Collaborative (4C), a multicenter working group examining real-world outcomes across open, robotic, laparoscopic, and vaginal surgical approaches. Her highly cited 2018 population-based study on robotic radical hysterectomy in the United States (25 citations) helped characterize the early adoption and safety profile of robotic platforms for cervical cancer treatment at a national scale. Piedimonte has also explored the nuanced question of whether preoperative conization might mitigate oncologic risks associated with minimally invasive surgery in cervical cancer — a clinically pressing issue following landmark trials challenging minimally invasive approaches. Her early work in robotic pancreatic surgery further demonstrates her breadth in surgical innovation. Collectively, her publications, accumulating over 75 citations, reflect a rigorous, collaborative approach to improving surgical safety and cancer outcomes for women.