Borzoueh Mohammadi

University College Hospital, Royal London Hospital

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Borzoueh Mohammadi is a surgical researcher whose work sits at the cutting edge of minimally invasive and robotic techniques for esophagogastric cancer surgery. With a career dedicated to improving outcomes for patients facing one of oncology's most formidable diagnoses, Mohammadi has made significant contributions to understanding how emerging surgical technologies can reduce the considerable morbidity traditionally associated with radical esophagectomy. Mohammadi's most influential work examines the evolution and evidence base for robotic and minimally invasive esophagectomy, addressing critical challenges such as pulmonary complications and the high postoperative complication rates — approaching 50% — that have long plagued this field. His 2016 paper on the evolution of minimally invasive esophagectomy has garnered 18 citations, while subsequent work on robotic esophagogastric cancer surgery and a 2024 systematic literature review — collectively accumulating over 40 citations — demonstrate sustained scholarly impact across nearly a decade of research. By synthesizing oncological and clinical outcome data, Mohammadi has helped shape the evidence informing whether robotic platforms represent a genuine step forward over laparoscopic approaches. His body of work serves as an important reference for surgeons and researchers navigating the rapidly evolving landscape of upper gastrointestinal cancer surgery.