Alishbah Khan
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Alishbah Khan is a rising leader in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery, with a focused expertise in robotic-assisted hysterectomy for benign disease. Her most impactful work, a rigorous systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials comparing robotic to conventional laparoscopic total hysterectomy, has garnered early recognition with 3 citations. In this landmark study, Khan applied the GRADE framework to assess operative outcomes and perioperative morbidity, providing a nuanced, evidence-based comparison that challenges assumptions about robotic surgery's superiority. Her contribution is notable for its methodological rigor—synthesizing only RCT data to offer clinicians a clearer, less biased understanding of risks and benefits. This work positions Khan at the forefront of surgical outcomes research, where she is shaping how gynecologists evaluate emerging technologies. Her analysis highlights key differences in operative time, complication rates, and recovery, offering practical insights for surgical decision-making. As a researcher committed to high-quality evidence synthesis, Khan is building a reputation for translating complex data into actionable guidance, making her a valuable voice in the ongoing debate over the role of robotics in gynecology. Her early citation impact signals growing influence in this rapidly evolving field.
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