Elizabeth Blears
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2
Total Citations
6
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About
Elizabeth Blears is a surgical oncologist whose research focuses on improving access and outcomes for patients with hepatobiliary and esophageal cancers. Her most-cited work, a 2022 National Cancer Database study examining factors associated with access to esophagectomy for cancer, has garnered 4 citations and highlights critical disparities in surgical care. She also contributed a notable case report on the robotic enucleation of a biliary adenofibroma, detailing the management of a rare cystic liver lesion in a 69-year-old patient. This work underscores her expertise in minimally invasive hepatobiliary surgery and complex tumor resections. Blears’ research bridges clinical practice and health services research, aiming to optimize surgical approaches and equitable access for cancer patients. Her contributions, though early in her career, demonstrate a commitment to advancing surgical oncology through data-driven insights and innovative techniques.
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- 2Robotic enucleation of a biliary adenofibroma2 citations · 2021