Arushi Biswas

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Arushi Biswas is a clinical researcher whose work bridges the fields of thoracic surgery and musculoskeletal rehabilitation. Her most-cited study, "Rectus Abdominis Muscle Atrophy and Asymmetry After Pulmonary Lobectomy" (2024), investigates the often-overlooked postoperative changes in abdominal wall musculature following lung resection. This research highlights how surgical trauma and altered respiratory mechanics can lead to significant muscle wasting and imbalance, potentially impacting recovery, core stability, and long-term quality of life. By quantifying these anatomical changes, Biswas provides critical insights for developing targeted physiotherapy protocols and surgical techniques to minimize functional deficits. Though early in her career, her work has already garnered attention for its practical implications in postoperative care. Biswas’s contributions underscore the importance of considering collateral muscular effects in thoracic surgery, paving the way for more holistic patient management. Her research is particularly valuable for clinicians and students interested in the intersection of surgical outcomes and rehabilitation science.