Federica Sardellitti
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Federica Sardellitti is an emerging researcher in the fields of thoracic surgery and perioperative pain management, with a focused interest in optimizing patient outcomes following minimally invasive procedures. Her work centers on the intersection of locoregional anaesthesia and robotic surgery, particularly for non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). In her most cited pilot study, "Multimodal evaluation of locoregional anaesthesia efficacy on postoperative pain after robotic pulmonary lobectomy for NSCLC," Sardellitti investigates how advanced anaesthetic techniques can reduce postoperative pain and improve recovery in patients undergoing robotic pulmonary lobectomy. While her citation count is still building—with 3 citations for this key paper—her research addresses a critical gap in enhancing the quality of life for surgical patients. Sardellitti’s contributions are notable for their multimodal approach, integrating clinical assessment with patient-reported outcomes to refine anaesthetic protocols. As a researcher early in her career, she is laying the groundwork for more personalized, evidence-based pain management strategies in thoracic oncology, promising significant impact on surgical practice and patient care.
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