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About
Bernard Dallemagne is a pioneering figure in surgical robotics and minimally invasive gastrointestinal surgery. His research centers on developing and validating advanced robotic platforms to overcome the limitations of conventional flexible endoscopy, particularly for complex procedures like endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD). Dallemagne’s major contributions include the creation of a novel telemanipulated robotic assistant for surgical endoscopy, which enables endoluminal surgical triangulation—a critical advancement for performing precise resections within the GI tract. His work has been highly influential, with his 2017 paper on the robotic assistant for ESD garnering 132 citations, and his subsequent studies on flexible surgical robots and artificial intelligence in surgery accumulating over 50 citations each. Beyond technical innovation, Dallemagne has explored the democratization of advanced endoscopic techniques, demonstrating single-operator fully robotic colorectal ESD in preclinical models. He also co-founded the journal *Artificial Intelligence Surgery* and developed the Business Engineering Surgical Technologies (BEST) teaching method to incubate talent for surgical innovation. His research continues to shape the future of digital surgery and robotic-assisted endoscopy.
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