Qazi Rahim Muhammad

University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust

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Qazi Rahim Muhammad is a pioneering surgeon whose work is reshaping hepatobiliary and pancreatic (HPB) surgery through the lens of robotics. His primary research focuses on establishing safe, effective training pathways for robotic HPB procedures and rigorously comparing robotic versus laparoscopic techniques. His landmark 2021 paper, "Proposed training pathway with initial experience to set up robotic hepatobiliary and pancreatic service," has garnered 12 citations, serving as a foundational guide for institutions worldwide looking to launch robotic HPB programs. In a complementary systematic review, he critically evaluated robotic versus laparoscopic splenectomy, synthesizing perioperative outcomes to clarify the potential advantages of the robotic approach, such as enhanced dexterity and visualization. With a keen eye on evidence-based practice, Muhammad’s work directly addresses the gap between technological innovation and clinical implementation. His contributions are not merely technical; they provide a roadmap for training the next generation of robotic surgeons, ensuring that complex HPB procedures are performed with greater precision and safety. Through his rigorous analyses and practical guidance, Muhammad is helping to define the future of minimally invasive surgery.