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Dr. Xian-Qiang Wang is a pioneering pediatric surgeon whose work has redefined the boundaries of robotic-assisted surgery for complex childhood conditions. His research centers on the application of advanced robotic platforms—primarily the da Vinci system—to treat pediatric tumors, congenital anomalies, and hepatobiliary diseases. Dr. Wang’s major contributions include demonstrating the feasibility and safety of robotic-assisted resections for ovarian tumors (21 citations), choledochal cysts (19 citations), and hepatoblastoma (17 citations), often performing organ- and spleen-preserving procedures that minimize long-term morbidity. He has also advanced the field by applying robotic techniques to stage IV neuroblastoma (10 citations) and, most recently, to the Kasai portoenterostomy for biliary atresia—a traditionally open surgery now being refined through his robotic approach. With cumulative citations exceeding 75 across his most influential works, Dr. Wang’s case series and literature reviews have provided critical evidence that robotic surgery can achieve outcomes comparable to or better than open and laparoscopic methods in children. His work not only expands the surgical armamentarium for pediatric solid tumors but also sets a new standard for minimally invasive, precision surgery in the youngest patients.