Tousif Kabir
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Total Citations
148
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About
Tousif Kabir is a leading researcher in the field of hepatopancreatobiliary (HPB) surgery, with a specific focus on advancing minimally-invasive techniques. His work systematically compares outcomes across laparoscopic, robotic, and open approaches for complex procedures like pancreatoduodenectomy and living donor hepatectomy, as demonstrated in his highly-cited network meta-analyses (46 and 34 citations, respectively). Dr. Kabir has made pivotal contributions to understanding how patient-specific factors, such as liver cirrhosis and portal hypertension, influence the difficulty and safety of minimally-invasive liver resections, providing critical risk-stratification tools for surgeons. His research also includes the external validation of difficulty scoring systems for distal pancreatectomies and critical appraisals of surgeon learning curves, directly impacting surgical training and operative planning. With a publication record spanning over a decade, his work has garnered significant attention, with several papers cited over a dozen times. Dr. Kabir’s rigorous, evidence-based approach is helping to define best practices and expand the safe application of robotic and laparoscopic surgery in challenging HPB cases.
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