Parveen Bhatia
Papers
5
Total Citations
132
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3
About
Parveen Bhatia is a surgical researcher whose work sits at the intersection of robotic surgery and bariatric medicine, with a particular focus on advancing minimally invasive techniques for the treatment of morbid obesity. Bhatia's research has made meaningful contributions to the understanding and adoption of robot-assisted bariatric procedures, most notably sleeve gastrectomy, a increasingly common intervention for patients across the obesity spectrum. His 2014 studies comparing robot-assisted sleeve gastrectomy outcomes in morbidly obese versus super obese patients, and evaluating robotic against standard laparoscopic approaches, helped establish clinical benchmarks for surgeons navigating technically demanding cases — together accumulating nearly 100 citations. His comprehensive review of robotics' contemporary role in bariatric surgery, equally well-cited, has served as a key reference for clinicians assessing digital surgical platforms. Beyond bariatric work, Bhatia has demonstrated the versatility of robotic techniques through documented case work, including the successful robot-assisted excision of a large retroperitoneal schwannoma, cited 30 times. Concentrated largely in 2014, his body of work reflects a pivotal moment in the field and continues to inform surgical practice globally.
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- 2Review of contemporary role of robotics in bariatric surgery49 citations · 2014
- 3Robot-Assisted Excision of a Large Retroperitoneal Schwannoma30 citations · 2014
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