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Don Stredney is a pioneering figure at the intersection of biomedical visualization, virtual reality (VR), and computer-assisted surgery. His research has fundamentally shaped how advanced computing and immersive technologies are applied to healthcare, with a particular focus on surgical simulation, medical education, and anatomical modeling. As a key contributor to the influential *Medicine Meets Virtual Reality* conference series, Stredney helped establish a global community dedicated to integrating informatics into clinical practice. His work on the radiographic anatomy of the infracochlear approach to the petrous apex, which has garnered 18 citations, exemplifies his commitment to translating complex anatomical data into practical, computer-guided surgical tools. By leveraging high-resolution CT imaging and digital simulations—often utilizing the resources of the Ohio Supercomputer Center—he has enabled safer, more precise interventions in otologic surgery. With his most-cited work (40 citations) laying foundational concepts for VR in healthcare, Stredney’s career reflects a sustained impact on telemedicine, haptics, and patient-specific simulation, making him a vital figure for students and researchers exploring the future of technology-driven medicine.