Sujata Sarangi
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Dr. Sujata Sarangi is a dedicated clinician-researcher whose work centers on hepatobiliary pathology and the diagnostic challenges of rare hepatic lesions. Her most cited paper, "Mucinous cystic neoplasm of liver masquerading as Hydatid cyst: Important lesson learned" (2022), highlights a critical contribution to clinical practice: the differentiation of mucinous cystic neoplasms of the liver (MCN-L) from more common parasitic cysts like hydatid disease. This study underscores the diagnostic pitfalls in hepatobiliary imaging and histopathology, emphasizing that MCN-L, though rare—comprising less than 5% of liver cysts and primarily affecting women—can mimic infectious etiologies. By documenting this case, Dr. Sarangi provides a vital cautionary lesson for surgeons and pathologists, potentially preventing misdiagnosis and guiding appropriate surgical management. While her citation count remains modest, the practical impact of her work is significant for specialists navigating complex cystic liver lesions. Dr. Sarangi’s research bridges a gap in clinical awareness, offering a clear framework for distinguishing these neoplasms from hydatid cysts, thereby improving patient outcomes. Her focus on rare pathologies and diagnostic accuracy marks her as a thoughtful contributor to hepatobiliary medicine, with implications for both surgical decision-making and pathological classification.
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