Samaneh Hasari
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Samaneh Hasari is a surgical researcher whose work centers on the intersection of human performance, sleep physiology, and robotic surgery. Her most-cited study, “Impact of sleep deprivation on surgical performance on a robotic surgery simulator,” published in 2024, has already garnered attention for its critical examination of how fatigue affects precision in minimally invasive procedures. This research is particularly vital as robotic surgery becomes more widespread, raising questions about surgeon readiness and patient safety. Hasari’s contributions help define best practices for surgical scheduling and training, highlighting the cognitive demands of operating complex robotic systems under suboptimal conditions. Her work is influential among clinicians and medical educators seeking evidence-based guidelines to mitigate fatigue-related errors. By bridging sleep science and surgical innovation, Hasari is shaping a safer future for operating rooms. Her findings underscore the need for systemic changes in surgical work hours and simulation-based assessments, making her a key voice in the ongoing dialogue about human factors in high-stakes medical environments.
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