Sajid Khan
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2
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12
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2
About
Sajid Khan is a surgical researcher focused on colorectal surgery and the global diffusion of advanced surgical technologies. His work critically examines the role of bowel preparation in colectomy, comparing outcomes across open, minimally invasive, and converted-to-open procedures—a study that has garnered 8 citations and informs perioperative best practices. More recently, Khan has turned his attention to the systemic challenges of robotic surgery adoption. In a 2025 publication, he analyzed global strategies for spreading robotic surgery, highlighting how financial, infrastructural, and educational barriers limit access in resource-constrained settings, even as high-income countries rapidly advance. This forward-looking work, with 4 citations, underscores his commitment to equitable surgical innovation. By bridging clinical outcomes with health policy, Khan’s research offers practical insights for surgeons and policymakers alike, making him a notable voice in the movement toward more inclusive surgical care.
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- 2Global strategies for the diffusion of robotic surgery4 citations · 2025