Wajeeha Saeed

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Dr. Wajeeha Saeed is a cardiovascular researcher whose work focuses on the intersection of surgical innovation and patient outcomes, particularly in coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG). Her most cited study, "Incidence of Postoperative Atrial Fibrillation (POAF) After Robotic CABG Versus Traditional CABG and Its Associated Mortality and Morbidity," represents a significant contribution to cardiac surgery literature. This work systematically compares the risk of POAF—a common and serious complication—between robotic-assisted and conventional CABG procedures, providing crucial evidence for surgical decision-making. By examining both mortality and morbidity outcomes, Dr. Saeed’s research helps clinicians weigh the benefits of minimally invasive robotic techniques against traditional approaches. Though her citation count is modest, the clinical relevance of her findings is high, as POAF remains a major concern in postoperative cardiac care. Her work underscores the importance of evaluating new surgical technologies through rigorous comparative studies, offering valuable insights for surgeons and researchers seeking to improve recovery and reduce complications in cardiac patients. Dr. Saeed’s dedication to advancing evidence-based practice in cardiothoracic surgery continues to inform safer, more effective treatment pathways.