Susanna Tribuzi
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Susanna Tribuzi is a leading anesthesiologist and clinical researcher whose work focuses on the perioperative management of patients undergoing complex robotic and urologic surgeries. Her primary research areas include respiratory mechanics, hemodynamic optimization, and the physiological impact of pneumoperitoneum and extreme patient positioning. Tribuzi is best known for her pioneering investigation into the use of valveless trocars during robot-assisted radical cystectomy. In her landmark 2017 pilot study, she demonstrated that this technology can significantly mitigate the detrimental effects of prolonged carbon dioxide insufflation on lung function, offering a safer ventilatory strategy for patients in steep Trendelenburg. This work, which has garnered 26 citations, has influenced intraoperative protocols in high-volume robotic surgery centers. Her contributions are particularly valued for bridging the gap between surgical innovation and anesthetic safety. By challenging conventional insufflation methods, Tribuzi has helped pave the way for more physiologically tolerable minimally invasive procedures, establishing herself as a key voice in the advancement of robotic anesthesia.
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