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About
Xiaorong Mao is a researcher whose work bridges the transformative potential of digital health with the precision of surgical innovation. Her research primarily spans two critical domains: pediatric oncology symptom management and advanced urologic surgical techniques. In a landmark 2020 systematic review, Mao examined the effect of digital health technologies on managing symptoms across the pediatric cancer continuum, demonstrating how mobile apps and remote monitoring can alleviate suffering from diagnosis through survivorship—a study that has garnered 36 citations and laid essential groundwork for supportive cancer care. In the surgical arena, Mao has made significant contributions to robotic-assisted procedures. Her meta-analyses on near-infrared fluorescence imaging using indocyanine green during partial nephrectomy, and on peritoneal interposition flaps to prevent lymphoceles after radical prostatectomy, provide evidence-based guidance for improving perioperative outcomes and preserving renal function. While these recent works are accruing citations, they showcase Mao’s commitment to rigorous evidence synthesis. Her dual focus on patient-centered digital interventions and cutting-edge surgical optimization marks her as a versatile investigator improving outcomes across the cancer care continuum.
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