Mansoor Khan

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Mansoor Khan is a prominent figure in surgical innovation, with a primary focus on the integration of robotics into clinical practice. His most cited work, "Robotics in Surgery" (2003), has garnered 82 citations and stands as a foundational review that helped define the early trajectory of robotic-assisted procedures. Co-authored with leading surgeons including Ara Darzi, this paper critically assessed the emerging role of robotic systems, highlighting their potential to enhance precision and dexterity in minimally invasive surgery. Khan’s contributions extend beyond this single publication; his research has shaped the understanding of how technology can augment surgical training and patient outcomes. By synthesizing early evidence and setting a research agenda, he has influenced a generation of surgeons and engineers. His work is frequently referenced in studies on surgical robotics, demonstrating its lasting impact on the field. Through his collaborations and forward-looking analyses, Mansoor Khan has established himself as a key voice in the ongoing evolution of surgical technology, bridging the gap between engineering innovation and clinical application.

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   Robotics in Surgery

   82 citations · 2003

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