Saqib Rahman

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Driven by a commitment to advancing minimally invasive surgery, Saqib Rahman has established himself as a leading figure in benign foregut and robotic surgery. His research centers on optimizing the adoption of novel surgical technologies, with a particular focus on the learning curves and clinical outcomes associated with robotic hiatus hernia repair. Rahman’s landmark study, "Proctored adoption of robotic hiatus hernia surgery: outcomes and learning curves in a high-volume UK centre" (2023, 18 citations), provides a critical framework for safely integrating robotic techniques into clinical practice. By analyzing a structured, proctored implementation at a high-volume center, his work defines optimal learning pathways that minimize patient risk during technological transitions. This contribution has become a cornerstone for surgical training programs, demonstrating that rigorous oversight can flatten the learning curve without compromising outcomes. Beyond this, his broader portfolio explores the intersection of surgical innovation and patient safety, making him a trusted voice in the field. Rahman’s research not only guides surgeons in adopting robotic tools but also reassures patients that new technologies are introduced with meticulous care. His work continues to shape best practices in foregut surgery, bridging the gap between cutting-edge technology and evidence-based implementation.