Papers
5
Total Citations
211
H-Index
3
About
Morgan Windsor is a researcher whose work spans surgical robotics, minimally invasive bronchoscopy, and image-guided navigation systems, with a particular focus on improving diagnostic and therapeutic outcomes for patients with lung cancer and other thoracic conditions. Windsor's most influential contribution is the landmark 2019 study on the first human use of a robotic-assisted fiber optic sensing navigation system for accessing small peripheral pulmonary nodules — a technically demanding clinical challenge — which has garnered an impressive 177 citations and established Windsor as a pioneering voice in robotic bronchoscopy. This work built upon an earlier 2017 feasibility study demonstrating safety and high diagnostic yield in the same domain, underscoring a sustained commitment to translating cutting-edge robotic technology into clinical practice. Windsor's broader interests in surgical innovation are reflected in a 2013 review examining the evolving role of surgery in lung cancer management. More recently, Windsor has expanded into orthopedic surgical robotics, contributing novel methods for pose quality prediction and failure detection in vision-guided shoulder arthroplasty systems. Taken together, Windsor's body of work reflects a career dedicated to making surgery safer, smarter, and more precise through robotics and advanced sensing technologies.
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Top Papers
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- 2Surgery in 2013 and beyond.17 citations · 2013
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- 4Pose Quality Prediction for Vision Guided Robotic Shoulder Arthroplasty2 citations · 2023
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