Anupam Lahiri

Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute and Research Centre

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Anupam Lahiri is a pioneering surgical oncologist whose work is reshaping the landscape of esophageal cancer care, particularly through the integration of advanced minimally invasive techniques. His primary research focus lies in the comparative effectiveness of robotic versus open esophagectomy, a high-stakes area where patient outcomes hinge on surgical precision and recovery. Lahiri’s landmark study, "Robotic versus open esophagectomy: a propensity score-matched analysis from a tertiary cancer center in India," represents a critical contribution to evidence-based surgery in resource-constrained settings. By employing rigorous propensity score matching, he demonstrated that robotic approaches can achieve comparable oncologic outcomes to open surgery while potentially reducing morbidity—a finding that challenges traditional paradigms and offers a roadmap for adopting robotic platforms in high-volume centers. Though his work is still gaining traction, with early citations signaling growing interest, Lahiri’s research is foundational for surgeons navigating the transition to robotic techniques. His achievements underscore a commitment to elevating surgical standards in India, making him a key voice in the global dialogue on esophageal cancer management and surgical innovation.