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About
Amulya K. Saxena is a leading figure in pediatric minimal access surgery (MAS), with a career dedicated to advancing safer, less invasive surgical techniques for children. His research focuses on the evolution of MAS, from dedicated instrument miniaturization to the integration of robotic-assisted surgery. Saxena’s major contributions include pioneering work on work-related upper limb musculoskeletal disorders in pediatric laparoscopic surgeons, a landmark multicenter survey that garnered 77 citations and highlighted critical ergonomic challenges in the field. He has also provided comprehensive systematic reviews on laparoscopic Morgagni hernia repair and thoracoscopic management of esophageal duplications, establishing evidence-based standards for complex congenital conditions. His narrative review on robotic pediatric surgery (2023) outlines current status and future perspectives, while his 2024 overview on MAS progress emphasizes anesthesiologic advances and safe procedure completion. With a portfolio that bridges clinical innovation and surgeon well-being, Saxena’s impact is reflected in citations that underscore his role in shaping modern pediatric surgical practice. His work continues to guide trainees and researchers toward safer, more effective surgical solutions for children.
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- 4Laparoscopic Morgagni hernia repair in children: systematic review7 citations · 2019
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