Neha Malhotra
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Neha Malhotra is a researcher working at the intersection of surgical education, technology-enhanced learning, and pediatric urology. Her work focuses on innovative approaches to training and collaboration in minimally invasive surgical environments, particularly within the context of robot-assisted laparoscopic procedures. Her most notable contribution, the 2016 paper on CEVL interactive, explores how structured interactive frameworks can promote effective teamwork among surgical teams performing robot-assisted laparoscopic pyeloplasty in pediatric patients — a technically demanding procedure requiring precise coordination between surgeons, nurses, and support staff. By addressing the human factors and team dynamics inherent in complex robotic surgeries, Malhotra's research underscores the critical role that communication and collaborative training play in optimizing surgical outcomes for young patients. While her citation record is still developing, with her key publication accumulating 4 citations, her focus on combining surgical simulation, team training, and pediatric urological care positions her as an emerging voice in a niche but increasingly important field. Her work contributes meaningfully to ongoing conversations about how technology and education can together elevate standards of care in pediatric minimally invasive surgery.
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