Mei Goh

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Dr. Mei Goh is a pioneering plastic and reconstructive surgeon whose work is reshaping the landscape of peripheral nerve surgery. Her primary research focuses on the integration of robotic-assisted techniques into microsurgery, a field where precision is paramount. Dr. Goh’s landmark systematic review, "Robotic-Assisted Peripheral Nerve Surgery: A Systematic Review" (2021, 31 citations), provides the first comprehensive analysis of robotic applications in this delicate domain, establishing a critical foundation for future innovation. By systematically evaluating the limited but promising data, she has identified key advantages of robotic assistance—such as enhanced dexterity and tremor filtration—while also highlighting the significant gaps in current evidence. This work has positioned her as a leading voice advocating for the expansion of robotic technology in plastic surgery, moving it beyond its traditional strongholds. Her contributions are not merely academic; they are a clarion call for a new generation of surgeons to explore how advanced robotics can overcome the inherent limitations of human hands, ultimately aiming to improve functional outcomes for patients with devastating nerve injuries. Dr. Goh’s research is a vital bridge between established surgical principles and the frontier of technological innovation.