Sanjeev Khurana

Women's and Children's Hospital, University of Adelaide

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Sanjeev Khurana is a pioneering figure in paediatric urological surgery, with a focused expertise in the adoption and evaluation of robotic-assisted techniques for children. His work critically examines the global landscape of this emerging field, addressing the pivotal question of whether robotic surgery in children should be embraced, deferred, or dismissed. Through landmark bibliometric analyses, including his highly cited 2017 study on global trends (45 citations), Khurana has systematically mapped the progressive scholarly acceptance of robotic procedures, providing an evidence-based framework for clinical decision-making. His contributions have helped define the standards for safe implementation, highlighting both the potential benefits and the need for cautious adoption in paediatric populations. With over 80 combined citations for his most influential papers, Khurana’s research continues to shape surgical practice, offering a balanced perspective that guides surgeons, institutions, and policymakers in navigating the complexities of minimally invasive paediatric urology.