Tulay Koru‐Sengul
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Dr. Tulay Koru-Sengul is a distinguished health services researcher whose work bridges clinical urology and population-level outcomes. Her primary research focuses on the comparative effectiveness of surgical techniques for genitourinary cancers, with a particular emphasis on robotic and minimally invasive approaches. Her most influential study, "Trends in Utilization of Robotic and Open Partial Nephrectomy for Management of cT1 Renal Masses" (2018, 68 citations), provides critical insights into the adoption patterns and outcomes of robotic surgery for kidney cancer, helping surgeons and policymakers understand real-world practice shifts. Dr. Koru-Sengul also investigates surgical margin status in partial cystectomy, as demonstrated in her 2019 work (11 citations), which informs best practices for bladder cancer management. Her contributions have been recognized through citations in major urology and surgical journals, reflecting her work's impact on evidence-based surgical decision-making. By analyzing large-scale healthcare databases, Dr. Koru-Sengul continues to shape how clinicians evaluate the trade-offs between open and robotic techniques, ultimately improving patient outcomes in oncologic surgery.
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