Vijay Vohra

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Vijay Vohra is a pioneering hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgeon whose work has advanced minimally invasive surgical techniques in India. His primary research focus lies in robotic and laparoscopic liver surgery, with a particular emphasis on complex hepatectomies and biliary procedures. Vohra’s most cited paper, “Robotic Left Hepatectomy: a Case Report (First Reported Case of Robotic Hepatectomy in India)” (2015), documents the first successful robotic liver resection in the country, marking a significant milestone in Indian surgical practice. This work, with 9 citations, demonstrates his role as an early adopter and innovator in robotic-assisted hepatobiliary surgery. Beyond this landmark case, Vohra has contributed to the refinement of techniques for liver resections, bile duct repairs, and pancreatic surgeries, often focusing on reducing operative trauma and improving patient recovery. His impact is evident in the growing adoption of robotic approaches in Indian surgical centers, and he continues to train the next generation of surgeons. Vohra’s achievements include establishing protocols for safe robotic hepatectomy and advancing the field of hepatobiliary surgery in resource-limited settings.