Manosri Mandadi
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Manosri Mandadi is a researcher whose work lies at the critical intersection of ergonomics and robotic surgery, with a focus on improving human–machine interaction in high-stakes medical environments. Her most-cited paper, a 2026 scoping review titled "Critical analysis on the assessment of ergonomics in robotic surgery," systematically evaluates how ergonomic principles are applied—and often overlooked—in the design and use of robotic surgical systems. This work has already garnered early citations, signaling its growing influence in a field where surgeon fatigue and procedural precision are paramount. Mandadi’s contributions are particularly notable for bridging the gap between clinical practice and human factors engineering, offering a framework for assessing physical strain, workflow efficiency, and interface usability. By synthesizing existing evidence and identifying methodological gaps, she provides a roadmap for future research that could reshape surgical training and equipment design. Her analysis is a vital resource for students and practitioners seeking to understand how ergonomic assessments can enhance both surgeon well-being and patient safety in the rapidly evolving landscape of robotic-assisted surgery.
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