Gowrie Mohan-S
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About
Gowrie Mohan-S is a leading urological surgeon whose research focuses on refining robotic surgery to improve patient outcomes, particularly in the realms of renal function, pain management, and oncological precision. Her work has been instrumental in understanding the physiological impact of pneumoperitoneum during robotic renal surgery, with her seminal 2016 paper on the topic accumulating 67 citations and highlighting the trade-offs between minimally-invasive benefits and metabolic stress. She has also advanced post-operative care, authoring a widely-cited review (41 citations) on multimodal analgesic techniques that enhance recovery and safety in robotic urological procedures. A standout contribution is her pioneering work on intraoperative frozen section analysis during robotic radical prostatectomy, which she demonstrated reduces positive margin rates while preserving nerve-sparing in intermediate and high-risk prostate cancer patients—a first-of-its-kind UK series. Her expertise extends to rare malignancies, as evidenced by her largest reported series on robotic partial cystectomy for urachal adenocarcinoma. Beyond clinical innovation, Mohan-S has shaped surgical education, defining the learning curve for robotic prostatectomy and establishing a fellowship programme that has trained multiple surgeons. Her work consistently bridges technical mastery with patient-centered care, making her a key figure in the evolution of robotic urology.
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