Hussam M. Shubaily
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About
Hussam M. Shubaily is an emerging researcher whose work sits at the dynamic intersection of robotic surgery, medical technology, and bibliometric science. His scholarship is dedicated to systematically mapping the intellectual landscape of surgical robotics, employing rigorous bibliometric methodologies to trace how the field has evolved, who its most influential contributors are, and where collaborative networks are forming globally. Through studies spanning remote robotic surgery, robot-assisted pancreaticoduodenectomy, robotic spinal surgery, and the environmental sustainability of surgical robotics, Shubaily has established himself as a cartographer of surgical innovation — someone who not only identifies trends but contextualizes them within broader scientific and societal frameworks. His most-cited work, a comprehensive mapping of remote robotic surgery research from 1980 to 2025, has already garnered six citations since its publication, reflecting rapid uptake within the academic community. Collectively, his publications have accumulated citations across multiple high-impact surgical journals, including the Journal of Robotic Surgery, signaling growing recognition of his contributions. For students and researchers navigating the robotic surgery literature, Shubaily's work offers an invaluable, data-driven compass to an otherwise sprawling and rapidly advancing field.
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