M. Manoharan
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11
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About
M. Manoharan is a urologic oncologist whose research focuses on optimizing treatment strategies for prostate cancer, particularly through comparative effectiveness and health economics. His most-cited work, a 2010 study comparing urologist reimbursement for managing low-risk prostate cancer via active surveillance versus total prostatectomy, highlights his commitment to evaluating the financial and clinical trade-offs in cancer care. With over a decade of contributions, Manoharan has advanced the understanding of how treatment decisions impact both patient outcomes and healthcare costs, advocating for evidence-based approaches that balance efficacy with resource utilization. His work is especially relevant for students and researchers interested in the intersection of oncology, health policy, and value-based care. While his citation count (11 for his top paper) reflects a focused niche, his research has practical implications for urologists and policymakers seeking to improve care for low-risk prostate cancer patients. Manoharan’s scholarship underscores the importance of aligning clinical guidelines with economic realities, making him a thoughtful voice in the ongoing debate over overtreatment and surveillance in oncology.
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