Monotosh Pramanik

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Dr. Monotosh Pramanik is a distinguished anesthesiologist and perioperative researcher whose work centers on enhancing surgical safety in complex oncological procedures. His primary research areas include postoperative pulmonary complications (PPCs), airway management, and anesthetic optimization in robot-assisted and major cancer surgeries. Dr. Pramanik’s landmark study, "Postoperative pulmonary complications in robot-assisted uro-oncological surgeries," published in 2020, has garnered 14 citations and provides critical insights into reducing respiratory morbidity in minimally invasive urological oncology—a field where such data were previously scarce. By systematically analyzing PPC incidence and risk factors in robotic surgeries, his work has directly informed perioperative protocols at tertiary cancer care centers, helping to lower complication rates and shorten hospital stays. Beyond this, Dr. Pramanik has contributed to advancing anesthetic techniques for high-risk patients, emphasizing evidence-based strategies to improve recovery. His research is widely referenced by clinicians and anesthesiology trainees seeking to mitigate pulmonary risks in cancer surgery. Through his dedication to patient-centered outcomes and rigorous clinical investigation, Dr. Pramanik continues to shape safer anesthetic practices in the rapidly evolving landscape of robotic oncology.