Dr. Nishtha Tripathi Patel contributes to gynaecological oncology research through peer-reviewed publications and conference presentations. Her academic work covers robotic surgery techniques, HIPEC outcomes, PIPAC applications, and cytoreductive surgery protocols.
This academic work explores a bi-directional chemotherapy approach using PIPAC together with intravenous chemotherapy in advanced primary epithelial ovarian cancer. It focuses on combining intraperitoneal and systemic treatment delivery in advanced disease.
This academic work compares the timing of bowel anastomosis in cytoreductive surgery with HIPEC, specifically whether it is performed before or after HIPEC. It focuses on surgical sequencing within combined cytoreductive and intraperitoneal chemotherapy procedures.
This academic work discusses enhanced recovery after surgery in the setting of cytoreductive surgery and HIPEC. It focuses on perioperative recovery pathways and care optimization around major oncologic surgery.
This academic work outlines an enhanced surgical protocol for robotic type 1 modified hysterectomy in endometrial carcinoma cases. It focuses on operative planning and technique refinement in robotic surgery for endometrial cancer.
This academic work describes a fluorescence-guided robotic approach to total parietal peritonectomy combined with cytoreductive surgery and closed HIPEC. It focuses on integrating robotic technique and fluorescence guidance within advanced peritoneal surface malignancy surgery.
This academic work examines the use of real-time bowel perfusion visualization with indocyanine green to assess anastomotic integrity in CRS and HIPEC cases. It focuses on intraoperative perfusion assessment during combined cytoreductive and HIPEC procedures.
This academic work examines how surgical complexity may influence clinical outcomes in secondary cytoreductive surgery for recurrent ovarian cancer. It focuses on the relationship between operative complexity and patient outcomes in this treatment setting.
This academic work examines the use of indocyanine green for sentinel lymph node biopsy after neoadjuvant chemotherapy in node negative patients. It focuses on lymph node mapping after systemic treatment in a selected surgical setting.
This academic work examines the use of indocyanine green to assess bowel perfusion during cytoreductive surgery with HIPEC. It focuses on intraoperative evaluation of bowel blood supply within combined surgical and HIPEC procedures.
This academic work compares complete total parietal peritonectomy with involved parietal peritonectomy in CRS and HIPEC for advanced ovarian cancer. It focuses on operative extent within combined cytoreductive surgery and HIPEC treatment pathways.
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