ANA CAROLINE LIMA TABET
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Dr. Ana Caroline Lima Tabet is a pioneering Brazilian surgeon whose work centers on advancing robotic surgery training and standardization. Her major contribution lies in developing and validating the Brazilian College of Surgeons (CBC) model for robotic surgery education, a structured curriculum designed to safely train surgeons in this complex technology. Her most-cited paper, "Training in robotic surgery: initial experience using the Brazilian College of Surgeons model" (2021), with 7 citations, details the first cohort of surgeons trained under this protocol using the Da Vinci SI system. This work is foundational for establishing reproducible, safe training pathways in low- and middle-income countries, addressing a critical gap in surgical education. By retrospectively analyzing pre-clinical and clinical variables, Dr. Tabet provided evidence that structured simulation-based training can effectively prepare surgeons for robotic procedures. Her research directly impacts patient safety and surgical access, making her a key figure in Latin American surgical innovation. She continues to shape how robotic surgery is taught and implemented, ensuring that technological advances translate into real-world clinical excellence.
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