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About
Dr. Ahmed Alkhamis is a colorectal surgeon whose work centers on advancing minimally invasive surgical techniques, particularly robotic-assisted surgery. His major contributions focus on demonstrating the feasibility, safety, and outcomes of robotic colorectal procedures, especially in newly established surgical centers. His most-cited paper (6 citations) is a retrospective comparative cohort study from 2024, which compares outcomes of robotic-assisted versus laparoscopic-assisted colorectal surgery at a newly established tertiary center, providing crucial data for centers adopting robotic platforms. Dr. Alkhamis has also made notable contributions to the specialized field of presacral (retrorectal) tumor resection, authoring a 2018 paper on robotic resection techniques involving Waldeyer’s fascia (5 citations) and a 2019 video vignette on excising difficult retrorectal cysts (3 citations). His work is particularly impactful for surgeons in the Middle East, where robotic adoption has been slower, as evidenced by his 2024 case series (2 citations) reporting outcomes from a new robotic surgery center. Through these studies, Dr. Alkhamis is helping to build the evidence base for expanding robotic colorectal surgery into new programs and regions, ultimately improving patient outcomes through advanced, less invasive techniques.
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- 3Robotic excision of a difficult retrorectal cyst – a video vignette3 citations · 2019
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