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About
Sabrina De Cillis is a pioneering urological surgeon and researcher whose work sits at the cutting edge of robotic surgery, augmented reality, and artificial intelligence in minimally invasive urology. Her research has fundamentally advanced the fields of robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP) and partial nephrectomy, with particular emphasis on precision surgical techniques and functional outcome preservation. De Cillis has championed the integration of three-dimensional virtual modeling and augmented reality into the operating theater, developing innovative systems that allow real-time anatomical overlay during complex procedures — work that has collectively garnered over 400 citations in just a few years. Her landmark contributions include pioneering automatic 3D augmented-reality guidance using machine learning during partial nephrectomy, advancing metaverse-based surgical planning, and designing novel urethral-sparing prostatectomy techniques that protect ejaculatory function. She has also produced influential systematic reviews demonstrating how anatomical reconstruction improves continence recovery after RARP. Notably, her explorations of single-port robotic prostatectomy and AI-driven selective biopsy reflect a consistent commitment to pushing surgical boundaries. De Cillis represents a new generation of surgeon-scientists transforming urology through technological innovation.
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