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Amit Rastogi is a leading figure in advanced gastrointestinal endoscopy and hepatobiliary surgery, with a research focus on optimizing procedural safety and outcomes. His work is particularly influential in the domains of Barrett’s esophagus surveillance and robotic living donor hepatectomy. Rastogi’s major contributions include co-authoring the ASGE white paper on best live endoscopy practices, a seminal guide that has garnered 7 citations and set new standards for clinical quality. He has also pioneered the novel “Triple C” (Clip–Clamp–Cut) technique for hepatic duct division during robotic donor hepatectomy, a method that reduces biliary complications in both donors and recipients, as detailed in his 2024 study (4 citations). Earlier in his career, Rastogi contributed to a large multicenter cohort study revealing an increasing prevalence of dysplasia in newly diagnosed Barrett’s esophagus, a finding with significant implications for screening protocols (2 citations). His work bridges the gap between endoscopic innovation and surgical precision, making him a key voice in the evolution of minimally invasive, safer procedures.