Jagadeesh Krishnamurthy
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About
Dr. Jagadeesh Krishnamurthy is a pioneering hepatobiliary and liver transplant surgeon whose work centers on advancing minimally invasive surgical techniques and improving donor safety in living-donor liver transplantation. He made history by performing the first-ever robotic Stage One ALPPS procedure in India for colorectal liver metastases, a landmark achievement documented in his most-cited paper (15 citations). This breakthrough demonstrated the feasibility of robotic-assisted approaches for complex liver resections, expanding treatment options for patients with advanced liver tumors. More recently, Dr. Krishnamurthy has focused on the critical issue of living liver donor safety, publishing real-world data on severe complications requiring re-operation or intensive care in the era of minimally invasive surgery (2025). His research sheds light on previously underreported risks, providing essential insights to refine surgical protocols and enhance outcomes for donors. With a career dedicated to pushing the boundaries of surgical innovation while prioritizing patient and donor welfare, Dr. Krishnamurthy’s contributions are shaping the future of hepatobiliary surgery and transplantation in India and beyond.
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