Pankaj Prasoon
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Pankaj Prasoon is a surgical researcher whose work focuses on improving quality-of-life outcomes for rectal cancer patients undergoing minimally invasive surgery. His key research areas include colorectal surgery, patient-reported outcome measures, and the comparative effectiveness of laparoscopic versus robotic surgical approaches. In his notable 2021 study, Prasoon investigated whether the EORTC QLQ-C30 and QLQ-CR29 questionnaires could complement the established LARS score in evaluating postoperative quality of life. His findings demonstrated that these tools provide a more comprehensive assessment of patient well-being than the LARS score alone, offering valuable insights for clinicians seeking to better understand and address the functional and psychological impacts of sphincter-preserving surgery. This work has accumulated 4 citations and contributes to the growing body of evidence supporting multidimensional evaluation of surgical outcomes. Prasoon’s research is particularly relevant for surgeons and oncologists aiming to optimize patient-centered care in colorectal oncology, highlighting the importance of integrating robust quality-of-life metrics into routine clinical practice.
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