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Mohammad Hajiha is a researcher focused on advancing urological surgery, particularly in the domains of robotic-assisted procedures and perioperative pain management. His work addresses critical challenges in prostate cancer treatment, from improving surgical access to reducing opioid dependence. Hajiha’s most cited paper, "New Technologies to Aid in Percutaneous Access" (2019, 15 citations), explores innovations that enhance precision in minimally invasive kidney stone surgery, a foundational contribution to the field. He also led a significant quality improvement study, "Multimodal Pain Control Utilizing Buprenorphine for Robotic-assisted Laparoscopic Prostatectomy" (2023, 3 citations), which demonstrated that buprenorphine can effectively replace conventional opioids, offering a safer recovery pathway for prostate cancer patients. Additionally, his research on "Factors affecting urinary incontinence during robotic radical prostatectomy" (2018, 2 citations) critically examined surgical variables, contributing to the ongoing effort to preserve patient quality of life post-surgery. Through these studies, Hajiha has made impactful strides in refining surgical techniques and optimizing pain management, with his work cited by peers seeking to improve outcomes in urologic oncology. His dedication to evidence-based innovation positions him as a valuable contributor to modern urological practice.