Isha Rani

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Isha Rani is a rising figure in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery, with a focused research interest in comparing surgical approaches to improve patient outcomes. Her most-cited work, "Laparoscopic vs Robotic Myomectomy: Comparison of Short-term Surgical Outcomes" (2023), provides a critical head-to-head analysis of two leading techniques. In this study, Rani demonstrates that while robotic myomectomy offers advantages such as fewer intraoperative complications and the potential for same-day discharge, it is also associated with longer operating times and significantly higher costs compared to laparoscopic myomectomy. This balanced assessment helps surgeons and patients make informed decisions based on both clinical safety and economic factors. Though her citation count is currently modest, her work addresses a timely and practical question in women’s health, contributing valuable evidence to the ongoing debate over the adoption of robotic surgery. Rani’s research underscores the importance of weighing technological benefits against resource utilization, positioning her as a thoughtful contributor to the field of surgical outcomes research.