Adnan Mohsin
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Adnan Mohsin is a surgical researcher whose work lies at the intersection of operative technique and technological innovation, with a primary focus on laparoscopic and robotic surgery. His most-cited study, "Distraction and proficiency in laparoscopy: 2D versus robotic console 3D immersion" (2017, 11 citations), investigates how visual immersion and depth perception affect surgical performance and cognitive load. This research contributes to a critical understanding of how robotic systems can enhance or hinder a surgeon’s focus and skill acquisition, offering practical insights for training and operating room design. By comparing traditional two-dimensional laparoscopy with three-dimensional robotic immersion, Mohsin’s work helps clarify the trade-offs between advanced visualization and potential distractions. His findings are particularly relevant for educators and trainees seeking to optimize learning curves in minimally invasive surgery. Through this focused line of inquiry, Mohsin has helped bridge the gap between human factors and surgical technology, providing evidence that shapes both clinical practice and the development of next-generation surgical platforms.
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