Qi Ruan

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Qi Ruan is an emerging surgical researcher whose work focuses on minimally invasive pancreatic surgery, particularly the comparative outcomes of robotic and laparoscopic approaches to complex abdominal procedures. Their most notable contribution to date is a 2025 meta-analysis examining robotic pancreatoduodenectomy (RPD) versus its laparoscopic counterpart — one of the most technically demanding operations in abdominal surgery. This study systematically assessed perioperative outcomes across the available literature, contributing meaningful evidence to a field where surgical technique selection remains actively debated. The work has already garnered 4 citations since its publication, reflecting early interest from the surgical community in its findings. By synthesizing existing data on short-term outcomes, Ruan's research helps inform surgeons navigating the growing adoption of robotic platforms in pancreatic surgery. Their focus on evidence-based evaluation of emerging surgical technologies positions them as a contributor to the broader effort to optimize patient safety and operative efficiency in hepatopancreatobiliary surgery. As robotic surgery continues to expand globally, Ruan's analytical work offers a valuable foundation for clinical decision-making and future prospective research in this rapidly evolving subspecialty.