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Mukhammad Davliatov is a surgical researcher whose work focuses on the intersection of surgical performance, human factors, and robotic technology. His most cited paper, “The stress for surgeons: exploring stress entities with the robotic senhance surgical system” (2024), has garnered 10 citations, marking a significant early-career contribution to understanding the cognitive and physiological burdens placed on surgeons during robotic-assisted procedures. This study is notable for identifying distinct stress entities—such as ergonomic strain, cognitive load, and technical challenges—that arise specifically with the Senhance surgical system, offering actionable insights for improving surgeon well-being and patient safety. Davliatov’s research bridges the gap between surgical innovation and human factors engineering, providing a framework for designing more intuitive robotic interfaces and training protocols. His work has implications for reducing burnout and enhancing surgical precision, making him a rising voice in the field of surgical ergonomics and robotics. As robotic surgery expands, Davliatov’s contributions are poised to influence how stress is measured, mitigated, and managed in the operating room.