Hassan Mashbari

University of Illinois Chicago, Jazan University

Papers

Total Citations

H-Index

About

Hassan Mashbari is a surgeon and researcher whose work centers on advancing minimally invasive surgical techniques, particularly robotic-assisted surgery, and understanding public perceptions of these technologies. His most cited paper, "First Report of Gallbladder Volvulus Managed with a Robotic Approach" (2019, 15 citations), documents a rare and life-threatening condition—axial twisting of the gallbladder—and demonstrates how robotic precision can improve outcomes in emergency settings, reducing mortality risks. This contribution highlights his expertise in translating complex surgical challenges into innovative, practical solutions. More recently, Mashbari has explored the human side of surgical innovation through his 2024 study on "Knowledge, attitude, and perception of robotic-assisted surgery among the general population in Saudi Arabia" (5 citations), offering critical insights into patient education and acceptance of new technologies. His work bridges technical surgical skill with public health awareness, making him a notable voice in the integration of robotics into routine care. With a growing citation impact, Mashbari’s research not only advances surgical practice but also informs how we communicate these advances to patients, ensuring that innovation is both effective and accessible.