Samita Kumari

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Total Citations

111

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Samita Kumari is a leading figure in the advancement of robotic-assisted gynecologic surgery, with her work centering on the integration of cutting-edge technology to improve surgical outcomes for complex conditions. Her most cited paper, "Robotic surgery in gynecology" (2014, 107 citations), provides a foundational overview of the Da Vinci Surgical System’s adoption in gynecological procedures, highlighting its transformative role in enhancing precision and patient recovery. Kumari’s research critically examines the evolution from traditional laparoscopy to robotic platforms, particularly in treating endometriosis—a chronic disorder affecting up to 50% of reproductive-age women. In her paper "Robotic Assisted Surgery for Endometriosis—'Is the Way Forward?'" (2016), she explores the potential of robotic systems to address debilitating symptoms like chronic pain and infertility, questioning whether this technology represents a true advancement over the gold-standard laparoscopic approach. Her contributions are pivotal in shaping clinical guidelines and training protocols, as she bridges engineering innovation with patient-centered care. With a growing citation impact, Kumari’s work continues to influence surgeons and researchers navigating the ethical, technical, and practical challenges of minimally invasive gynecologic surgery.