Julien Todeschi
Papers
4
Total Citations
29
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2
About
Julien Todeschi is a neurosurgical researcher whose work is sharply focused on advancing the precision, safety, and reliability of stereotactic brain biopsy techniques. His research sits at the intersection of neurosurgery and emerging surgical technologies, with a particular emphasis on comparing and refining frame-based, frameless, and robotic-assisted systems used in stereotactic procedures. Todeschi's most impactful contribution to date is a prospective study encompassing 526 biopsies, which systematically evaluated frameless robotic and Image-Guided Surgery systems — a landmark piece of work that has garnered 24 citations and stands as a significant benchmark in the field. Through matched cohort analyses and direct system comparisons, his research has helped clarify the diagnostic yield and safety profiles of competing approaches, offering clinicians evidence-based guidance for selecting optimal biopsy strategies. His more recent publications continue to refine technical protocols, including detailed descriptions of robotic-assisted biopsy techniques. While still building his citation profile, Todeschi's consistent output across a specialized and clinically consequential niche positions him as an emerging authority in image-guided neurosurgery, contributing meaningfully to improved patient outcomes and procedural standards.
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- 4Stereotactic Brain Biopsy Technique with Robotic Assistance1 citations · 2025