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Ashwin Rammohan is a pioneering hepatobiliary and transplant surgeon whose research sits at the forefront of minimally invasive and robotic liver surgery, with a particular focus on living donor hepatectomy and pediatric liver transplantation. His work has been instrumental in advancing robotic donor hepatectomy (RDH) as a safe and reproducible alternative to open surgery, addressing a critical gap in the field at a time when standardized protocols were largely absent. Rammohan's landmark first report of robotic monosegment donor hepatectomy for infants under 5 kg (12 citations) and his widely cited review on the evolution of robotic donor hepatectomy (24 citations) have helped shape global understanding of what minimally invasive approaches can achieve in complex transplant settings. His establishment of a formal RDH program for pediatric liver transplantation (21 citations) demonstrates both clinical vision and institutional leadership. More recently, his contributions to benchmarking robotic liver resection and analyzing donor warm ischemia time reflect a rigorous outcomes-focused methodology. With growing international recognition and citations spanning surgical innovation, donor safety, and pediatric transplantation, Rammohan's body of work is actively defining the future trajectory of robotic liver transplantation worldwide.