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Sohier Elneil is a leading clinician-scientist whose work sits at the intersection of urology, gynecology, and neurology, with a primary focus on female pelvic floor disorders and neurourology. Her research has fundamentally advanced the understanding and management of pelvic organ prolapse (POP), a condition affecting millions of women worldwide. In her landmark 2024 systematic review and meta-analysis, Elneil provided the first comprehensive, global estimate of POP prevalence, synthesizing data to reveal the true scale of this often-silent epidemic. This work, already garnering significant attention, has become an essential reference for clinicians and policymakers. Beyond POP, Elneil has made pioneering contributions to the treatment of complex pelvic pain and bladder dysfunction, particularly through the use of sacral neuromodulation. Her clinical research has helped establish evidence-based protocols that improve quality of life for patients with refractory conditions. With a career spanning decades and a citation count reflecting her status as a thought leader, Elneil is recognized not only for her rigorous scholarship but also for her role as a mentor and advocate for multidisciplinary approaches to pelvic health.
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