Marwa Saleh
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Marwa Saleh is a rising surgical researcher whose work centers on the feasibility and outcomes of robotic surgery in high-risk patient populations, particularly the elderly and those with colorectal malignancies. Her most-cited meta-analysis, "Feasibility of robotic surgery in elderly patients with rectal cancer" (2025), synthesizes evidence to demonstrate that robotic approaches can be safely and effectively applied in older adults, challenging traditional age-related surgical barriers. This contribution is especially timely as the global population ages and minimally invasive techniques become standard. Though early in her career, Saleh’s work has already garnered attention, with her flagship paper accumulating citations that signal growing interest in geriatric surgical oncology. Her research bridges the gap between technological innovation and clinical equity, advocating for tailored surgical strategies that improve recovery and quality of life. By focusing on feasibility metrics—such as conversion rates, complication profiles, and oncologic outcomes—Saleh provides actionable insights for surgeons navigating complex cases. Her emerging portfolio positions her as a thoughtful voice in the evolution of robotic surgery, where precision meets patient-centered care.
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