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About
Silvia Coppola is an emerging clinical researcher whose work sits at the intersection of anesthesiology, mechanical ventilation, and minimally invasive surgery. Her research focuses primarily on optimizing intraoperative ventilatory strategies for patients undergoing complex robotic-assisted and video-assisted surgical procedures, including urological, gynaecological, and thoracic interventions. Coppola's most influential contribution to date is her 2023 narrative review on ventilation strategy during robotic-assisted surgery, which has already accumulated 26 citations — a notable achievement reflecting the clinical relevance of the topic. Her work systematically addresses the pathophysiological challenges that anesthesiologists face during procedures requiring pneumoperitoneum and steep Trendelenburg positioning, conditions that significantly alter respiratory mechanics. A particularly innovative 2024 observational study examined mechanical power — an emerging concept in lung-protective ventilation — during robotic-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy, contributing novel quantitative insight to the field. Her expanding portfolio, including a 2025 review on thoracic surgical ventilation, signals a researcher broadening her scope with consistent methodological rigor. For students and clinicians navigating perioperative respiratory management, Coppola's body of work offers practical, evidence-informed guidance on a rapidly evolving surgical landscape.
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