Lauren Manley

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Lauren Manley is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of urologic oncology and pelvic floor rehabilitation, with a particular focus on improving functional outcomes following robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy. Her most cited study, "Evaluation of pelvic floor muscle strength before and after robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy and early outcomes on urinary continence" (2016), has garnered 22 citations and represents a key contribution to understanding how preoperative pelvic floor conditioning can influence postoperative urinary continence. This work has helped shape clinical protocols that integrate physical therapy into surgical planning, offering patients a more proactive approach to recovery. Manley’s research is notable for its translational impact—bridging the gap between surgical technique and rehabilitative care—and for its emphasis on patient-centered outcomes. By quantifying muscle strength changes and linking them to early continence results, she has provided evidence that supports the integration of pelvic floor training into standard prostate cancer care pathways. Her findings continue to inform urologists and physiotherapists working to enhance quality of life for men undergoing prostatectomy.