Puneet Khanna
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About
Dr. Puneet Khanna is a pioneering anesthesiologist whose research bridges cutting-edge surgical techniques and emerging digital technologies. His work centers on two transformative areas: perioperative management in robotic surgery and the integration of artificial intelligence into anesthesia practice. Dr. Khanna’s early contribution, “Perioperative concerns in transoral robotic surgery: Initial experience of four cases” (2012), provided foundational insights into the anesthetic challenges of FDA-approved robotic head and neck procedures, establishing protocols that enhance patient safety in this minimally invasive field. More recently, his 2024 paper “Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Anesthesia: Applications and Ethical Considerations” explores how AI-driven predictive analytics and personalized anesthesia plans can revolutionize clinical decision-making, while thoughtfully addressing critical ethical dimensions. With a growing citation impact reflecting the timeliness of his work, Dr. Khanna is recognized as a forward-thinking voice at the intersection of anesthesiology and innovation. His research not only advances surgical care but also equips the next generation of clinicians to navigate the ethical complexities of an AI-enhanced medical landscape.
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