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Francesco Mori is a pioneer at the intersection of microsurgery and robotics, driving the next generation of super-microsurgery. His primary research focuses on robotic-assisted microsurgical techniques, particularly the application of the Symani Surgical System for ultra-precise vascular anastomoses. Mori’s major contributions include the first rigorous preclinical validation of robotic-assisted microsurgery, demonstrating that the Symani system achieves high patency rates with minimal thrombus and stenosis—a critical step toward clinical adoption. His work, such as the 2024 study “Safety and efficacy of Symani robotic-assisted microsurgery,” has already garnered 14 citations, underscoring its immediate impact on the field. Additionally, his preliminary data on robotic-assisted anastomosis in orthoplastic surgery (8 citations) highlights the potential to overcome human dexterity limits in super-microsurgery, where vessels are smaller than 0.8 mm. Mori’s research is not only advancing surgical precision but also laying the groundwork for safer, more reproducible outcomes in reconstructive and orthoplastic procedures. His findings are essential reading for surgeons and engineers aiming to integrate robotics into microsurgical practice.
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- 2Robotic-Assisted Anastomosis in Orthoplastic Surgery: Preliminary Data8 citations · 2024