ANA CAROLINA CAPUANO CERBONE
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Dr. Ana Carolina Capuano Cerbone is a pioneering Brazilian surgeon whose work centers on advancing robotic surgery training and standardization. Her major contribution lies in developing and validating structured training models for robotic surgery, particularly through her leadership in the Brazilian College of Surgeons (CBC) initiative. Her most cited paper, "Training in robotic surgery: initial experience using the Brazilian College of Surgeons model" (2021, 7 citations), presents the first tier of surgeons trained under this innovative curriculum, analyzing pre-clinical and clinical outcomes with the Da Vinci SI system. This work established a reproducible framework that has become a benchmark for robotic surgery education in Brazil, addressing critical gaps in surgeon preparedness and patient safety. Dr. Cerbone’s research has directly shaped national training protocols, influencing how institutions integrate simulation-based learning into surgical residency programs. Her dedication to standardizing robotic surgery education—combining technical proficiency with rigorous assessment—has positioned her as a key figure in Latin American surgical innovation. By bridging the gap between emerging technology and clinical practice, she continues to empower the next generation of robotic surgeons while improving outcomes for patients across the region.
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