Anna Maria Marconi
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Total Citations
81
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About
Anna Maria Marconi is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of next-generation robotic surgery, with a specialized focus on pelvic and uro-gynecological procedures. Her work centers on the clinical implementation and comparative analysis of emerging multimodular robotic platforms, particularly the Hugo™ RAS and Versius CMR systems. Marconi’s major contributions include providing the first comprehensive descriptions of surgical setups, port placements, and bedside assistant roles for these novel platforms, which lack the established protocols of the Da Vinci system. Her research has directly shaped how surgeons acquire skills on new simulators, demonstrating that prior robotic console expertise can facilitate skill transference. With over 80 total citations, her most influential 2023 study on skill acquisition at the Hugo RAS simulator has garnered 17 citations, establishing a benchmark for training protocols. Notably, she has also explored the impact of hands-on simulation on attracting medical and nursing students to robotic surgery, highlighting her commitment to education and workforce development. Marconi’s work is essential reading for any clinician or researcher navigating the rapidly diversifying landscape of robotic surgical systems.
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