Alessandro Moiraghi
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About
Alessandro Moiraghi is a neurosurgeon and clinical researcher whose work centers on stereotactic neurosurgery, with a particular focus on robot-assisted techniques for brain biopsy and epilepsy surgery. His research has meaningfully advanced the precision and safety of minimally invasive neurosurgical procedures, particularly through the integration of frameless registration systems and three-dimensional intraoperative imaging into robotic platforms. Moiraghi's most cited work (2022, 15 citations) established the feasibility and accuracy of robot-assisted stereotactic biopsy using cutting-edge frameless registration tools, helping to validate a streamlined approach that reduces patient burden associated with traditional frame-based systems. A subsequent bicentric comparative study (2024, 10 citations) further demonstrated the safety and efficacy of these frameless robotic biopsies relative to conventional image-guided methods. His longitudinal analysis spanning 21 years of robot-assisted stereotactic biopsy experience offers some of the field's most comprehensive data on nonyield biopsy rates and associated risk factors — a contribution with direct clinical implications. Beyond biopsy, Moiraghi has extended robotic stereotactic methodology to stereoelectroencephalography for drug-resistant epilepsy, broadening the translational reach of his work. Collectively accumulating nearly 30 citations across recent publications, his research positions him as an emerging authority in precision-guided, robot-assisted neurosurgery.
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