Dongxue Wu

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Dongxue Wu is a clinical researcher whose work focuses on the precision and safety of robot-assisted neurosurgical procedures, particularly in stereotactic brain biopsy. Her most-cited study, "Analysis of factors influencing diagnostic yield and target point error in robot-assisted stereotactic brain biopsy: a single-center experience" (2025), provides critical insights into optimizing robotic systems for minimally invasive brain tissue sampling. By systematically evaluating variables such as patient positioning, imaging protocols, and robotic calibration, Wu identifies key factors that reduce target point error and improve diagnostic yield—a vital contribution to enhancing the accuracy of brain tumor and lesion diagnosis. This work, which has already garnered 6 citations since its publication, underscores her impact on advancing stereotactic neurosurgery. Wu’s research bridges the gap between robotic technology and clinical practice, offering evidence-based guidelines that can help neurosurgeons achieve safer, more reliable biopsies. Her findings are particularly relevant for centers adopting robotic assistance, as they address common challenges in real-world application. Through this study, Wu has established herself as a thoughtful voice in the evolving field of robotic neurosurgery, with implications for improving patient outcomes in complex brain procedures.