PreetiMittal Roy
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Dr. PreetiMittal Roy is a pioneering anesthesiologist whose work has shaped the intersection of robotics and perioperative medicine. Her key research areas include robotic surgery, anesthetic management in minimally invasive procedures, and patient safety in technologically advanced operating theatres. Her seminal review, "Robotic invasion of operation theatre and associated anaesthetic issues: A review" (2011), with 35 citations, remains a foundational text for clinicians navigating the unique challenges of robotic-assisted surgery—from patient positioning and airway management to remote monitoring and team communication. By systematically analyzing the anesthetic implications of NASA-derived telemanipulators and computer-controlled surgical robots, Dr. Roy provided early, critical guidance for integrating these complex systems into clinical practice. Her work has directly influenced protocols that enhance patient safety and operational efficiency in high-tech surgical environments. A respected educator and advocate for interdisciplinary collaboration, Dr. Roy continues to drive innovation at the nexus of engineering and anesthesia, ensuring that as robotic technology evolves, so too does the standard of care for the patients it serves.
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