Shanli Che

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Dr. Shanli Che is a rising figure in neurosurgical innovation, whose work centers on the precision and safety of stereotactic brain biopsy. Her most cited research directly addresses a critical debate in modern neurosurgery: the comparative efficacy of traditional frame-based systems versus emerging robotic-assisted technologies. In her landmark 2022 study, which has garnered 35 citations, Dr. Che provides a rigorous comparison between the SINO surgical robot-assisted frameless biopsy and the standard frame-based approach. This work is not merely a technical evaluation; it offers vital clinical evidence that helps guide neurosurgeons in selecting the optimal, least-invasive method for obtaining diagnostic tissue. By demonstrating the feasibility and accuracy of robotic assistance, Dr. Che contributes to a paradigm shift toward more flexible, efficient, and potentially safer neurosurgical procedures. Her research is foundational for students and clinicians navigating the integration of robotics into the operating room, establishing her as a key voice in the evolution of stereotactic technique and the broader adoption of computer-aided surgery in neuro-oncology.