Manuel Requena
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Manuel Requena is a leading neurointerventionalist whose research focuses on advancing endovascular stroke care through robotic-assisted technologies and optimizing thrombectomy techniques. His most cited work, the Core-Flow study (2024, 9 citations), represents a landmark investigation into the feasibility and safety of robotic-assisted mechanical thrombectomy using the CorPath GRX system, directly comparing robot-assisted procedures with manual approaches. This pioneering research addresses a critical need for remote neurointerventional capabilities, potentially expanding access to time-sensitive stroke treatments for underserved populations. Requena’s contributions extend beyond robotics to include refining patient selection criteria and procedural protocols for acute ischemic stroke interventions. His work bridges engineering and clinical practice, demonstrating how robotic precision can enhance procedural outcomes while maintaining safety profiles comparable to traditional methods. With growing recognition for his translational research, Requena is shaping the future of neurointervention—enabling a paradigm where expert operators can deliver life-saving thrombectomy from a distance, ultimately reducing geographic disparities in stroke care.
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