Kinga B. Skowron

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Kinga B. Skowron is a prominent researcher in the field of robotic gastrointestinal surgery, with a focused expertise on surgical education and clinical outcomes. Her work has significantly advanced the understanding of how robotic technologies can be integrated into complex gastrointestinal procedures, particularly through her landmark study on the learning curve, educational programs, and outcomes in robotic gastrointestinal surgery (2021, 27 citations). This research has provided critical insights into the training requirements and performance benchmarks necessary for surgeons to achieve proficiency, directly impacting patient safety and surgical standards. Skowron’s contributions have helped shape modern surgical curricula, emphasizing the importance of structured training pathways in robotic-assisted techniques. Her work is widely cited by clinicians and educators seeking to optimize the adoption of robotic systems in operating rooms. By bridging the gap between technological innovation and practical surgical education, Skowron has established herself as a key figure in advancing minimally invasive surgery, with her findings influencing both clinical practice and future research directions in the field.