Sarah Mann
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About
Sarah Mann’s research sits at the intersection of surgical innovation and patient well-being in urologic oncology. She is best known for her work evaluating outcomes after robotic-assisted surgeries for prostate and kidney cancers, with a particular focus on the often-overlooked psychosocial dimensions of recovery. Her landmark study on penile prosthesis surgery following robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (cited 40 times) was among the first to rigorously assess quality of life, psychological functioning, and treatment satisfaction in men undergoing this last-resort procedure for erectile dysfunction. This work highlighted that surgical success extends far beyond technical outcomes, directly influencing clinical counseling and patient expectations. Mann also made significant contributions to renal surgery, authoring a key comparative study (30 citations) that examined perioperative, renal, and oncologic outcomes between robotic-assisted and open partial nephrectomy. By demonstrating the advantages of the minimally invasive approach, her findings helped shift practice patterns toward robotic techniques. Through these contributions, Sarah Mann has advanced a more holistic, patient-centered understanding of surgical recovery, ensuring that functional and emotional recovery are valued alongside cancer control.
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