Padina Pezeshki
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Padina Pezeshki is a health economist whose work is reshaping how we evaluate the cost-effectiveness of advanced surgical technologies. Her primary research focuses on the economic evaluation of robotic-assisted surgery (RAS), particularly within thoracic and abdominopelvic procedures. Her landmark 2023 systematic review, which has garnered 34 citations, stands as a critical resource for policymakers and surgeons. In this work, Pezeshki meticulously synthesized full economic analyses from major databases, providing a comprehensive framework for understanding the financial implications of adopting RAS. By highlighting where robotic systems offer genuine value versus where costs outweigh benefits, she has directly informed hospital budgeting and surgical decision-making. Her contributions are vital in an era of rising healthcare costs, ensuring that technological innovation is balanced with fiscal responsibility. Pezeshki’s rigorous methodological approach and clear, impactful findings make her a leading voice in health technology assessment, guiding the sustainable integration of robotics into modern medicine.
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