Deepika Nehra

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Total Citations

231

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About

Deepika Nehra is a leading figure in surgical innovation, whose research bridges the gap between emerging technologies and clinical practice. Her work primarily focuses on the comparative effectiveness of robotic-assisted and laparoscopic surgical techniques, with a particular emphasis on skill acquisition and performance assessment. In her landmark 2010 study, "A comparison of laparoscopic and robotic assisted suturing performance by experts and novices," which has garnered over 230 citations, Nehra provided critical insights into how surgeons at different experience levels adapt to robotic platforms. This foundational work not only demonstrated the learning curves associated with robotic surgery but also highlighted the potential for robotic systems to enhance precision in complex tasks like suturing. Beyond this, her research has shaped training curricula and informed the adoption of robotic surgery in operating rooms worldwide. Nehra’s contributions are essential for anyone interested in the future of minimally invasive surgery, as she continues to explore how technology can improve patient outcomes and surgical education.