Tina Raine‐Bennett
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About
Dr. Tina Raine-Bennett is a leading researcher in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery and health equity, with a focus on hysterectomy and myomectomy outcomes. Her work has profoundly influenced clinical practice, particularly in understanding the safety and utilization of power morcellation and robotic surgery. Her most cited paper (25 citations) examined trends in minimally invasive hysterectomy and power morcellation within a large integrated health system, revealing critical shifts in surgical practice. She further demonstrated that robotic hysterectomy offers advantages for complex benign cases, including reduced blood loss and complications (21 citations). Notably, Dr. Raine-Bennett’s research on myomectomy uncovered significant racial disparities, showing that Black women are less likely to receive minimally invasive procedures compared to non-Black women (16 citations). Her work has been instrumental in guiding surgical decision-making and highlighting the need for equitable access to advanced gynecologic care. Through her rigorous retrospective cohort studies and trend analyses, Dr. Raine-Bennett has become a key voice in improving surgical outcomes and addressing health disparities in women’s health.
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