Salma Amin

Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

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Dr. Salma Amin is a pioneering colorectal surgeon whose work is reshaping minimally invasive surgery through the integration of robotics and augmented reality. Her most-cited research, "First robotic CME in Europe with augmented reality tools" (2021), documents a landmark achievement: the first complete mesocolic excision (CME) performed robotically on the continent using AR guidance. This contribution advances surgical precision in colorectal cancer treatment, demonstrating how digital overlays can enhance anatomical orientation during complex procedures. Her second notable paper, "A difficult case of robotic splenic-flexure mobilization, performed by a trainee surgeon with a dual Davinci console" (2020), showcases her commitment to surgical education and skill transfer. By reporting a challenging case executed by a trainee, she provides evidence that dual-console systems can safely accelerate the learning curve for advanced robotic techniques. Though her citation counts are modest—reflecting the niche, highly specialized nature of her work—each publication represents a concrete step toward safer, more teachable robotic surgery. Dr. Amin’s contributions are particularly valuable for surgeons and trainees exploring the frontier of AR-assisted laparoscopy, offering both technical proof-of-concept and pedagogical insight.