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About
Sneha Parekh is a urologic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on improving outcomes for men with prostate cancer, particularly through advances in surgical technique and diagnostic imaging. Her major contributions focus on two key areas: refining nerve-sparing and continence-preserving approaches during robot-assisted radical prostatectomy, and leveraging microultrasound (MUS) as an alternative to multiparametric MRI for tumor staging. In her most-cited paper (18 citations), she developed a side-specific, MUS-based nomogram to predict extracapsular extension, a critical factor for balancing oncologic resection with neural tissue preservation. She also introduced the Saline-Assisted Fascial Exposure (SAFE) technique, demonstrating its impact on erectile function and urinary continence outcomes (7 citations). Her research further explores the association between incidental pelvic inflammation and aggressive prostate cancer (15 citations), and she has investigated whether biopsy can be safely omitted for high-risk PIRADS 5 lesions. With over 50 total citations, Parekh’s work is already shaping clinical decision-making, offering surgeons and patients more precise, less morbid pathways to treatment.
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