Gowrie Mohan Shan
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Dr. Gowrie Mohan Shan is a surgical researcher whose work focuses on the intersection of robotic surgery, perioperative physiology, and inflammatory biomarkers. His key contributions include pioneering investigations into how pneumoperitoneum pressure during robotic radical prostatectomy influences postoperative recovery, particularly the risk of paralytic ileus. In his most cited work (2021, 10 citations), Dr. Shan led the first series to evaluate intraoperative and postoperative serum cytokine levels as markers of ileus at different insufflation pressures (12 vs. 15 mm Hg), providing critical insights into how surgical technique can modulate systemic inflammation and gastrointestinal function. This research has implications for optimizing robotic surgical protocols to reduce patient morbidity. Dr. Shan’s work is notable for bridging the gap between basic immunology and clinical urology, offering a novel, biomarker-driven approach to improving outcomes in minimally invasive surgery. His findings are increasingly referenced by surgeons seeking to refine perioperative care and enhance recovery after robotic procedures.
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