Samira Soleymani

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Samira Soleymani is a leading voice in the ethical integration of robotic systems into clinical practice, with a focused expertise on the da Vinci Surgical System. Her seminal work, "Ethical Considerations in the Use of the da Vinci Surgical System in Modern Surgery" (2025), has quickly garnered 3 citations, establishing a foundational framework for navigating the complex moral landscape of autonomous and semi-autonomous surgical tools. Soleymani’s major contribution lies in bridging the gap between technological capability and patient-centered ethics, addressing critical issues of informed consent, surgeon accountability, and the potential for algorithmic bias in high-stakes procedures. Her research not only critiques current deployment protocols but also proposes actionable guidelines for ensuring that robotic assistance enhances, rather than undermines, human judgment and patient safety. By foregrounding ethical rigor in a rapidly advancing field, Soleymani has positioned herself as an essential thinker for surgeons, engineers, and policymakers alike. Her work serves as a crucial resource for students and researchers aiming to responsibly shape the future of surgery, ensuring that innovation proceeds with both precision and principle.