Rohan Pawar
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2
Total Citations
6
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About
Rohan Pawar is a biomedical engineer and roboticist whose work sits at the intersection of surgical robotics and regenerative medicine. His primary research focuses on developing robotic systems for minimally invasive cardiac surgery, particularly for the transplantation of bioengineered cardiac patches—a potential paradigm shift in treating damaged heart tissue. His most cited work, "Cardiac Patch Transplantation Instruments for Robotic Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery" (2022), presents proof-of-concept designs validated in a porcine cadaver model, demonstrating how robotic platforms could enable patch delivery without the need for traditional open-heart surgery. This contribution bridges a critical gap between tissue engineering and clinical translation. Pawar has also explored broader robotics applications, including the design of a rover with a pick-and-place mechanism for rough terrain, showcasing his versatility in mechanical design and mechatronics. With over 5 citations on his cardiac surgery work and growing recognition in the field, Pawar is establishing himself as an innovator at the frontier of surgical robotics, where his work promises to make regenerative cardiac therapies more accessible through less invasive techniques.
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- 2Design and development of rover with pick and place Mechanism1 citations · 2023