Sandra Duarte Vogel

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Sandra Duarte Vogel is a pioneering surgical researcher whose work bridges the gap between robotic surgery and tactile feedback, with a focus on improving outcomes in colorectal procedures. Her most cited study, "Reducing retraction forces with tactile feedback during robotic total mesorectal excision in a porcine model" (2021, 7 citations), demonstrates her commitment to enhancing surgical precision and patient safety. This work addresses a critical challenge in minimally invasive surgery—the loss of haptic sensation—by integrating tactile feedback into robotic systems, potentially reducing tissue trauma and improving oncologic resections. Vogel’s research lies at the intersection of surgical innovation, biomedical engineering, and translational medicine, offering practical solutions for complex procedures like total mesorectal excision. Her contributions are particularly notable for their direct applicability to clinical practice, as they aim to refine robotic-assisted techniques that are increasingly standard in cancer surgery. While her citation count reflects the early stage of her career, the novelty and relevance of her work signal a rising influence in the field. Vogel’s dedication to merging technology with surgical artistry positions her as a key voice in the future of minimally invasive oncology.