Mohammed Zamakhshary

King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences

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Mohammed Zamakhshary is a pioneering figure in pediatric surgery, with a focused expertise in the application of robotic technology to minimally invasive procedures for children. His landmark work, "Robot‐Assisted Pediatric Surgery: How Far Can We Go?" (2010, 76 citations), established a critical benchmark for the field. In this seminal study, he demonstrated the safety and feasibility of using the da Vinci Surgical System across a diverse range of 144 pediatric procedures, effectively proving that the precision of robotics could be successfully translated to the delicate anatomy of children. This contribution not only expanded the surgical toolkit for young patients but also provided a foundational roadmap for future innovation, influencing how surgeons approach complex congenital conditions. Through his rigorous clinical research, Zamakhshary has helped shift the paradigm of pediatric surgery toward less invasive, more precise interventions. His work remains a cornerstone reference for any surgeon or researcher exploring the frontiers of robot-assisted pediatric care, underscoring his lasting impact on improving surgical outcomes for the youngest and most vulnerable patients.