Elizabeth L. Jewell
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875
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About
Dr. Elizabeth L. Jewell is a leading gynecologic oncologist whose research has fundamentally advanced the use of minimally invasive and robotic surgery for uterine and cervical cancers. Her work centers on improving surgical precision, reducing patient morbidity, and optimizing cost-effectiveness. Dr. Jewell is best known for pioneering the use of indocyanine green and near-infrared fluorescence imaging for sentinel lymph node detection, a technique detailed in her highly cited 2014 paper (272 citations) that has become a standard in the field. She has also extensively studied the impact of obesity on surgical outcomes, demonstrating the benefits of robotic platforms for this challenging patient population. Her research extends to critical survival analyses, including a 2020 study comparing minimally invasive surgery to laparotomy for early-stage cervical cancer (79 citations), and rigorous cost-effectiveness evaluations of robotic surgery (70 citations). With a portfolio of papers addressing postoperative pain, learning curves, and safety in elderly patients, Dr. Jewell’s work has shaped modern surgical practice, making complex procedures safer and more accessible while providing the evidence base for value-based care in gynecologic oncology.
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