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Parit T. Mavani is a rising surgical researcher whose work is shaping the understanding of robotic hepatopancreatobiliary (HPB) surgery. His primary research areas focus on the learning curve, risk stratification, and outcomes of robotic distal pancreatectomy (RDP) and robotic liver resection. Mavani’s major contributions include the landmark study “Competency, Proficiency, and Mastery,” which evaluated the phases of the learning curve for RDP across international expert centers, providing a critical framework for surgical training and credentialing. With 15 citations, this work is a foundational reference for defining surgical expertise. He also led the external validation of the Tampa Difficulty Scoring System for robotic liver resection using the Americas Minimally Invasive Liver Surgery Registry (AMILES), enhancing preoperative risk assessment. His investigation into conversion risk factors for RDP, published in 2025, identifies key predictors and their impact on clinical outcomes, offering actionable insights for patient selection. Additionally, Mavani has analyzed postoperative outcomes in minimally invasive minor hepatectomy based on ECOG performance status, broadening the evidence base for patient-centered surgical decision-making. Through these contributions, Mavani is advancing the precision and safety of robotic HPB surgery, making him a notable voice in the field.