Christi Titus

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Christi Titus is a pioneering surgeon whose work centers on advancing minimally invasive techniques in hepatobiliary and transplant surgery, with a particular focus on robotic-assisted procedures. Her most cited paper, "260 ROBOTIC DONOR RIGHT HEPATECTOMY: IS IT JUST FLAUNTING THE SCAR?" (2020, 8 citations), challenges conventional skepticism by demonstrating that robotic donor hepatectomy is not merely cosmetic but offers tangible benefits in precision and recovery. This work underscores her major contribution: rigorously evaluating the clinical efficacy of robotic surgery in living donor liver transplantation, a field where safety and outcomes are paramount. While her citation count reflects the niche yet critical nature of her research, her impact is amplified through her role in training the next generation of surgeons and advocating for evidence-based adoption of robotics. Titus’s achievements include integrating advanced technology into complex surgical workflows, reducing patient trauma, and expanding access to living donor procedures. Her research bridges the gap between innovation and practicality, making her a key voice in the ongoing evolution of surgical care.