Mizuki Kasahara
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Mizuki Kasahara is a clinical researcher specializing in perioperative medicine and anesthesiology, with a particular focus on cardiovascular complications during minimally invasive surgeries. Her work examines the physiological impacts of pneumoperitoneum—the insufflation of gas during laparoscopic and robotic procedures—and its potential to induce severe bradycardia. In her most cited case report, Kasahara documented the necessity of temporary pacemaker insertion for a patient undergoing robot-assisted radical prostatectomy who developed critical bradycardia following pneumoperitoneum. This contribution highlights a rare but significant intraoperative risk, offering valuable guidance for anesthesiologists managing similar emergencies. While her work has garnered modest citation counts, its clinical relevance is underscored by the growing adoption of robotic surgery. Kasahara’s research bridges a gap in understanding how standard surgical techniques can unexpectedly challenge cardiac function, emphasizing the need for vigilant monitoring and preparedness. Her case report serves as a practical reference for practitioners, contributing to safer perioperative care in urologic and robotic-assisted procedures.
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