Papers
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Total Citations
306
H-Index
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About
Subroto Paul is a pioneering thoracic surgeon whose research has fundamentally shaped the evaluation and adoption of robotic-assisted surgery. His work centers on comparative effectiveness, demonstrating that robotic-assisted lobectomy offers comparable long-term survival to thoracoscopic approaches while critically examining the technology’s true benefits. His landmark 2014 study on robotic versus thoracoscopic lobectomy (128 citations) and his 2020 analysis of long-term survival (38 citations) provide essential evidence for clinical decision-making. Paul’s influence extends beyond outcomes; his 2013 paper “Robotic surgery: revisiting ‘no innovation without evaluation’” (36 citations) is a seminal call for rigorous, registry-based assessment of new technologies. He has also advanced understanding of mitral valve repair (55 citations) and hospital readmission after pulmonary lobectomy (32 citations). More recently, Paul has explored the frontiers of artificial intelligence in thoracic surgery, as seen in his 2022 work on radiomics. With a career spanning from robotic mammary takedown in coronary bypass to innovative treatments for chyle leaks, Subroto Paul remains a leading voice in evidence-based, technology-driven thoracic surgery.
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- 1Comparative Effectiveness of Robotic-Assisted vs Thoracoscopic Lobectomy128 citations · 2014
- 2A Population-Based Analysis of Robotic-Assisted Mitral Valve Repair55 citations · 2015
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- 4Robotic surgery: revisiting "no innovation without evaluation"36 citations · 2013
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