Shradha Samuel
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Shradha Samuel is a prominent researcher in bariatric and metabolic surgery, with a focused interest in the clinical and economic evaluation of robotic-assisted procedures. Her most-cited work, "Elective robotic-assisted bariatric surgery: Is it worth the money? A national database analysis" (2020, 52 citations), represents a landmark contribution to the field. In this study, Samuel rigorously analyzed national data to weigh the costs and benefits of robotic versus traditional laparoscopic approaches, providing crucial evidence for hospital administrators and surgeons debating technology adoption. Her research directly addresses the pressing question of value in modern surgical care, balancing improved technical precision against higher procedural expenses. Beyond this flagship paper, Samuel’s work consistently explores outcomes, safety, and cost-effectiveness in bariatric surgery, helping to shape clinical guidelines and resource allocation. With her findings cited by peers worldwide, she has established herself as a key voice in evidence-based surgical innovation. For students and researchers, Samuel’s career exemplifies how rigorous health services research can inform real-world surgical practice, making her a vital figure to follow in the ongoing conversation about technology, cost, and patient outcomes in obesity treatment.
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