Mohsen Shabahang

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Dr. Mohsen Shabahang is a pioneering surgeon-researcher whose work is reshaping the landscape of minimally invasive surgery, with a particular focus on robotic and laparoscopic techniques. His research centers on evaluating the efficacy, cost-effectiveness, and accessibility of robotic surgery across multiple domains, including adrenalectomy, inguinal hernia repair, and rectal cancer resection. Dr. Shabahang’s major contributions include landmark studies that analyze large national databases to provide real-world insights into surgical outcomes. His 2018 review of the National Inpatient Sample, comparing laparoscopic versus robotic adrenalectomy, has garnered 49 citations, underscoring its influence in guiding clinical decision-making. Similarly, his 2020 analysis of robotic inguinal hernia repair, which critically examines operative time and cost, has been cited 35 times, highlighting the ongoing debate about the value of robotic technology. Dr. Shabahang’s work on robotic rectal cancer resection, though less cited, is notable for its focus on quality assessment and utilization disparities, addressing critical issues of surgical equity. Through his rigorous, data-driven approach, Dr. Shabahang is helping to define the optimal role of robotics in surgery, balancing innovation with practical considerations of cost and patient access.