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Daniel Srikureja is a surgical researcher focused on the integration and impact of robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) in general surgery and pediatric care. His work critically examines how robotic platforms reshape surgical training and patient outcomes. In his most cited study, “Impact of Robotic Surgery on Residency Training for Herniorrhaphy and Cholecystectomy” (15 citations), he analyzed case distribution data from the ACGME to assess how the rise of RAS affects resident exposure to open and laparoscopic techniques—a vital concern for surgical education. He further contributed to the field with a medium-term comparison of quality of life and pain after robotic versus laparoscopic cholecystectomy (7 citations), providing evidence on patient-centered outcomes. Notably, Srikureja also explored the establishment of a successful robotic pediatric general surgery practice (3 citations), addressing the underutilization of RAS in this specialty despite its advantages in tremor filtration and ergonomics. His research bridges technology, training, and clinical practice, offering actionable insights for surgeons and educators navigating the robotic era.