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About
Mohamed Abosheisha is a rising surgical innovator whose work sits at the intersection of advanced imaging, pediatric thoracic surgery, and immersive surgical education. His research focuses on three transformative frontiers: augmented reality (AR) for surgical training, near-infrared fluorescence (NIRF) imaging for intraoperative guidance, and minimally invasive techniques in pediatric and neonatal thoracic surgery. In his 2025 narrative review on AR in surgical training, Abosheisha synthesizes evidence on how digital overlays can scaffold safer skill acquisition in open and laparoscopic procedures. His companion review on NIRF imaging explores how indocyanine green can revolutionize tumor margin detection, vascular assessment, and biliary anatomy visualization in real time. Meanwhile, his comprehensive review of pediatric thoracic surgery charts the evolution from open approaches to robotic-assisted interventions, highlighting improved outcomes in airway management and chest wall reconstruction. Though early in his career, with his most cited papers already garnering attention, Abosheisha is establishing himself as a forward-thinking synthesizer of emerging technologies—bridging engineering, imaging, and surgical practice to shape the next generation of safer, more precise operative care.
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- 1The Role of Augmented Reality in Surgical Training: A Narrative Review2 citations · 2025
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