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Li Lan is a biomedical engineer whose research focuses on the intersection of robotic surgery, thermal mechanics, and bone tissue preservation. Her most cited work, an in vitro study on robot-driven piezoelectric osteotomy in bovine cortical bone, systematically optimized surgical parameters to minimize temperature rise and thermal necrosis—a critical concern in orthopedic and maxillofacial procedures. Using an orthogonal test design, she identified key factors influencing heat generation, providing evidence-based guidelines for safer, more precise bone cutting. This contribution has garnered 13 citations, reflecting its practical relevance for surgical robotics and thermal damage mitigation. Her research addresses a fundamental challenge in mechanized osteotomy: balancing cutting efficiency with tissue viability. Li Lan’s work is particularly valuable for engineers and clinicians developing next-generation robotic surgical systems, where controlled thermal effects are essential for patient outcomes. Her methodical approach to optimizing piezoelectric osteotomy parameters underscores her commitment to translating engineering principles into tangible surgical improvements.
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