Angela Collarino

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Angela Collarino is a leading researcher at the intersection of nuclear medicine and surgical oncology, with a primary focus on advancing precision medicine for gynaecological cancers. Her work centers on the development and clinical translation of molecular image-guided surgery, a cutting-edge approach that uses targeted tracers and intraoperative detection tools to help surgeons visualize and remove malignant tissue in real time. In her highly cited 2024 review, “Molecular image–guided surgery in gynaecological cancer: where do we stand?” (12 citations), Collarino provides a comprehensive overview of the current clinical and technological landscape, synthesizing evidence on radioguided sentinel lymph node biopsy and novel fluorescence-guided techniques. This work has become a key reference for clinicians and researchers seeking to bridge the gap between diagnostic imaging and surgical intervention. By systematically evaluating both the promise and the limitations of these technologies, Collarino has helped define the research agenda for the field. Her contributions are shaping a new paradigm in gynaecological oncology, where real-time molecular guidance promises to improve surgical accuracy, reduce recurrence, and ultimately enhance patient outcomes.