Mohammad Zamrood Khan

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Mohammad Zamrood Khan is a forward-looking researcher at the intersection of robotic surgery, telemedicine, and healthcare innovation in developing nations. His most-cited work, "Age of Robotic Surgery and Telemedicine: Is Pakistan Lagging Behind?" (2023), critically examines the adoption barriers and potential of advanced surgical technologies in resource-constrained settings, earning early recognition with 3 citations. Khan’s research primarily focuses on assessing the readiness and ethical implications of integrating robotic-assisted procedures and remote healthcare delivery into Pakistan’s medical infrastructure. By highlighting systemic gaps—from training deficits to infrastructure costs—he provides actionable insights for policymakers and clinicians aiming to bridge the technological divide. His work underscores the urgency of localized strategies to ensure equitable access to cutting-edge care, making him a vital voice in global health equity debates. Khan’s contributions are particularly relevant for students and researchers exploring how emerging economies can leapfrog into the era of precision medicine while addressing socioeconomic realities.