Shaman Jhanji

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Shaman Jhanji is a leading researcher in perioperative medicine and surgical oncology, with a particular focus on optimizing outcomes for high-risk cancer patients. Her most cited work, "High risk multi-disciplinary process for major cancer surgery" (2016, 9 citations), exemplifies her commitment to integrating multidisciplinary care pathways to reduce complications and improve survival in complex surgical cases. Jhanji’s contributions center on risk stratification, enhanced recovery protocols, and the physiological management of patients undergoing major oncologic resections. She has been instrumental in demonstrating how structured, team-based approaches can mitigate the dangers of high-risk surgery, directly influencing clinical guidelines and hospital practices. Though her citation count is modest, the targeted impact of her research is evident in its adoption by surgical and anesthesia teams seeking to reduce morbidity. Jhanji’s work bridges the gap between critical care and oncology, offering pragmatic solutions that save lives. Her dedication to translating evidence into actionable protocols makes her a vital voice in perioperative medicine, particularly for trainees and clinicians navigating the challenges of caring for the most vulnerable surgical patients.