Elena Martín‐Pérez

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Elena Martín‐Pérez is a surgeon whose research focuses on advancing surgical hemostasis and improving patient outcomes in hepatobiliary surgery. Her major contribution lies in addressing the critical lack of standardization in intraoperative bleeding assessment—a fundamental yet poorly defined aspect of surgical practice. She leads the development and validation of a novel intraoperative bleeding scale specifically for liver surgery, as detailed in her 2023 study protocol for a multicenter prospective trial. This work aims to establish a consensus classification system for bleeding, which is essential for evaluating hemostatic agents and enhancing surgical safety. Although her most-cited papers currently have 2 citations each, their impact is growing as the surgical community recognizes the need for evidence-based hemostasis protocols. Martín‐Pérez also contributes to clinical case literature, such as her 2021 report on cystic artery pseudoaneurysm secondary to acute cholecystitis, demonstrating her breadth in managing complex biliary pathology. Her research is particularly valuable for surgeons and trainees seeking to reduce intraoperative complications and standardize surgical quality metrics.