Sanne de Bock
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Dr. Sanne de Bock is a clinical researcher specializing in perioperative analgesia and enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) in urologic oncology, with a particular focus on robot-assisted radical cystectomy. Her major contribution lies in systematically comparing postoperative outcomes and complications of intrathecal morphine versus epidural analgesia in patients undergoing intracorporeal robot-assisted radical cystectomy. This work addresses a critical gap in pain management protocols for minimally invasive urologic surgery, challenging the traditional reliance on epidural analgesia by evaluating alternative, potentially less invasive opioid-sparing techniques. Her 2023 retrospective study, which has garnered early citations, provides foundational evidence for optimizing multimodal analgesia while minimizing complications and facilitating early mobilization and enteral nutrition. Dr. de Bock’s research directly impacts clinical decision-making for enhanced recovery pathways, offering data-driven insights that balance effective pain control with reduced opioid consumption. Her work is particularly notable for its focus on the unique challenges of robot-assisted procedures, where traditional epidural approaches may be less suitable. As a rising voice in perioperative urologic care, Dr. de Bock’s findings are shaping future prospective trials and clinical guidelines for cystectomy patients.
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