Sabrina Robichaud

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Sabrina Robichaud is a researcher whose work critically examines the intersection of surgical innovation, ethics, and transparency. Her primary research areas include hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery, robotic surgery, and the ethical implications of conflicts of interest in medical research. Robichaud's most notable contribution is her landmark study, "The undisclosed disclosures: Conflicts of interest in studies related to robotics in hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery" (2022), which has garnered 9 citations. This work systematically exposes the prevalence of undisclosed financial ties in robotic surgery research, highlighting a significant gap in ethical reporting that can influence clinical practice and patient outcomes. By bringing attention to these undisclosed conflicts, Robichaud has advanced the conversation on research integrity, urging the surgical community to adopt more rigorous disclosure standards. Her findings are particularly impactful for students and researchers in surgical ethics, as they underscore the importance of transparency in shaping evidence-based medicine. Robichaud’s work serves as a critical reminder that scientific progress must be accompanied by ethical vigilance, making her a key voice in the ongoing dialogue about accountability in modern surgery.