Maggie Chen

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Maggie Chen is a biomedical engineer specializing in medical device design and interventional MRI technologies. Her research focuses on developing innovative tools to improve the accuracy and safety of image-guided procedures, particularly in breast cancer diagnosis. Chen’s most cited work, “A tissue stabilization device for MRI-guided breast biopsy” (2014, 11 citations), introduces a novel approach to minimizing target displacement during biopsy. By employing adjustable support plates with optimized geometry, her device achieves superior stabilization with less compression than conventional parallel plates, addressing a critical challenge in MRI-guided interventions. This contribution demonstrates her ability to translate biomechanical principles into practical clinical solutions. Chen’s work sits at the intersection of mechanical engineering, radiology, and oncology, offering tangible improvements to patient outcomes. Her device design has the potential to enhance diagnostic accuracy and reduce patient discomfort, marking her as an emerging innovator in the field of image-guided therapy.