Sarah L. Cohen Rassier

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Sarah L. Cohen Rassier is a leading figure in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery, with a research focus on surgical education, hysterectomy outcomes, and the adoption of novel techniques. Her most cited work, "Trends in Reported Resident Surgical Experience in Hysterectomy" (2014, 36 citations), provides a critical analysis of how surgical training has evolved, highlighting shifts from open to laparoscopic and robotic approaches. This study has been instrumental in shaping residency curricula and informing policy on surgical competency. Beyond this, Cohen Rassier has contributed extensively to understanding the safety and efficacy of advanced laparoscopic procedures, including myomectomy and endometriosis management. Her research consistently bridges the gap between clinical innovation and trainee education, ensuring that next-generation surgeons are equipped with both technical skill and evidence-based practice. With over 30 peer-reviewed publications and numerous presentations at national conferences, she has become a trusted voice in the field. Her work not only documents changing practice patterns but actively drives improvements in patient care and surgical training standards.