Jobran M Moshi
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About
Jobran M Moshi is a rising scholar in the field of bibliometrics and robotic surgery, whose work systematically maps the intellectual landscape of surgical technology. His research centers on the quantitative analysis of scientific literature, with a particular focus on robotic-assisted procedures—from general and spinal surgery to the broader evolution of remote surgical systems. Moshi’s most impactful contribution, “From telepresence to intelligent convergence: mapping the global research landscape of remote robotic surgery (1980–2025),” has already garnered 6 citations, establishing a foundational framework for understanding how telepresence and AI are converging in the operating room. He has also produced critical methodological insights, such as his analysis of bibliometric publications in the *Journal of Robotic Surgery*, and has provided a comprehensive overview of the journal’s productivity and thematic evolution. By identifying the top 100 most cited papers in robotic surgery and tracing global research dynamics, Moshi offers researchers a clear roadmap of the field’s most influential work and emerging trends. His multi-method bibliometric investigations are essential tools for students and scientists seeking to navigate the rapidly expanding domain of robotic surgery.
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