Alexandra J. Lansky
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Alexandra J. Lansky is a pioneering interventional cardiologist whose research has fundamentally shaped the landscape of percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI). Her key contributions center on advancing robotic-assisted PCI to reduce occupational radiation and orthopedic hazards for physicians, while simultaneously improving procedural precision. In the landmark PRECISION and PRECISION GRX studies, she demonstrated the safety and efficacy of robotic PCI in a large patient cohort, achieving high technical success rates with minimal complications—work that has garnered significant attention as the field embraces automation. With over 500 peer-reviewed publications and more than 20,000 citations, Lansky’s impact is profound. She is also recognized for her leadership in clinical trial design, serving as principal investigator for numerous multicenter studies evaluating novel stent technologies and pharmacotherapies. A professor at Yale School of Medicine, she has been instrumental in training the next generation of interventionalists. Her relentless pursuit of innovation, from robotics to advanced imaging, continues to redefine standards of care in cardiovascular medicine.
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