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Eham Arora is a surgical researcher whose work centers on advancing minimally invasive techniques, particularly in endocrine and hepatobiliary surgery. Her most-cited study, "Role of indo-cyanine green (ICG) fluorescence in laparoscopic adrenalectomy: a retrospective review of 55 Cases" (2018), has garnered 36 citations, marking a significant contribution to the field. This research demonstrates how ICG fluorescence can enhance real-time visualization during laparoscopic adrenalectomy, improving surgical precision and patient outcomes. Arora's work addresses a critical need in adrenal surgery—where clear differentiation of tissue planes is essential—by integrating fluorescence imaging to reduce complications and shorten recovery times. Her findings have influenced surgical protocols, offering a practical tool for surgeons navigating complex adrenal anatomy. Beyond this landmark study, Arora's broader research portfolio explores innovations in minimally invasive surgery, with a focus on translating novel imaging technologies into clinical practice. Her contributions are particularly valuable for trainees and practitioners seeking to adopt advanced laparoscopic techniques, as they provide evidence-based guidance for integrating ICG fluorescence into routine adrenal procedures. Through her focused, impactful work, Arora has established herself as a thoughtful voice in the evolution of surgical visualization.
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