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Jason Trevis is a pioneering thoracic surgeon whose work centers on robotic-assisted surgery and perioperative innovation in pulmonary care. His research has significantly advanced minimally invasive techniques, particularly through the adoption of surgeon-powered robotics for complex procedures like lobectomy and pneumonectomy. Trevis’s most cited paper, “Surgeon-Powered Robotics in Thoracic Surgery” (2020, 26 citations), explores how robotic systems have overcome historical barriers in video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery (VATS), such as limited instrumentation and visualization, ultimately improving patient outcomes. He further demonstrated technical mastery in “Subxiphoid robotic-assisted right pneumonectomy” (2019, 7 citations), detailing a novel approach for high-risk patients. Beyond surgical technique, Trevis emphasizes the cultural shift required for innovation, as seen in his 2021 study on perioperative care pathways for pulmonary lobectomy (3 citations), which integrates enhanced recovery protocols with robotic adoption. His work underscores that surgical progress transcends technical skill, demanding systemic changes in patient management. With a growing citation footprint, Trevis is shaping the future of thoracic surgery by merging robotic precision with holistic care, offering a blueprint for safer, less invasive treatments.