M. Laskhmanan
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M. Laskhmanan is a biomedical researcher specializing in interventional radiology and image-guided procedures, with a particular focus on advancing needle-based interventions in hepatic applications. Their most notable contribution is a comparative study of CT fluoroscopy-guided manual placement versus a CT-guided robotic positioning system for in vivo needle placements in swine liver, published in 2014. This work, which has garnered 31 citations, provides critical insights into the accuracy, efficiency, and safety of robotic assistance in percutaneous interventions, addressing a key challenge in minimally invasive liver procedures. By systematically evaluating these techniques, Laskhmanan has helped lay the groundwork for integrating robotic systems into clinical practice, potentially reducing operator variability and improving patient outcomes. Their research underscores the importance of precision in targeting liver lesions, a vital area for tumor ablation and biopsy. While this paper remains their most cited, it reflects a broader commitment to bridging engineering and clinical medicine, positioning Laskhmanan as a contributor to the evolving landscape of interventional oncology and image-guided therapy.
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