Shohei Ogawa
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Shohei Ogawa is a clinical researcher whose work centers on cerebral oxygenation monitoring during complex surgical procedures, particularly under total intravenous anaesthesia (TIVA). His most cited study, published in 2014, investigated cerebral oxygenation during robotic-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy (RALP), using near-infrared spectroscopy and jugular vein oxygen saturation to track brain oxygen levels. This research addressed a critical gap in understanding how TIVA affects cerebral perfusion in patients undergoing prolonged, minimally invasive surgeries. Although his citation count remains modest, Ogawa’s contributions are significant for anaesthesiologists and surgeons seeking to optimize patient safety during high-risk procedures. By focusing on real-time cerebral monitoring, his work helps prevent potential neurological complications in surgical settings where patient positioning and anaesthetic techniques can compromise brain oxygenation. Ogawa’s research exemplifies the intersection of anaesthesiology, surgical innovation, and patient monitoring, offering practical insights for clinicians managing complex cases. His findings continue to inform best practices in robotic surgery and perioperative care.
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