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Semra Karaman is a pioneering gynecologic surgeon whose research focuses on advancing minimally invasive surgical techniques, particularly in hysterectomy and robotic-assisted procedures. Her most cited work, a 2015 study comparing single-incision trans-umbilical total hysterectomy via laparoendoscopic single-site surgery (LESS-TH) versus robotic single-site total hysterectomy (RSS-TH), has garnered 22 citations and provides critical insights into early surgical outcomes, helping to guide clinical decision-making between these two innovative approaches. Karaman has also made significant contributions to perioperative safety, as evidenced by her 2017 study on the relationship between the Trendelenburg position and cerebral hypoxia in patients undergoing robot-assisted hysterectomy and prostatectomy (10 citations). This work highlights her commitment to understanding and mitigating risks associated with surgical positioning, a vital concern in modern robotic surgery. Her research is highly relevant to students and clinicians interested in the evolution of gynecologic surgery, offering evidence-based comparisons that enhance patient care. With a growing citation impact, Karaman continues to shape the field through rigorous comparative studies and a focus on patient-centered outcomes.