Fabrizio Basilico
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Fabrizio Basilico is a leading interventional radiologist whose work sits at the intersection of advanced imaging, minimally invasive oncology, and precision surgery. His primary research focuses on developing and refining image-guided techniques for the treatment of renal and hepatic tumors, with a particular emphasis on combining transarterial procedures with intraoperative navigation. His most notable contribution is the pioneering of cone-beam CT-guided transarterial tagging of endophytic renal tumors using Indocyanine Green (ICG), a technique that allows surgeons to visualize otherwise invisible tumors during robot-assisted partial nephrectomy. This work, published in 2022 and already garnering 7 citations, directly addresses a critical challenge in nephron-sparing surgery by enabling complete tumor resection while maximizing healthy tissue preservation. Basilico’s research is characterized by its translational impact—moving from technical innovation to immediate clinical application. His achievements include establishing protocols that reduce operative times and improve oncologic outcomes for complex renal masses. For students and researchers, Basilico exemplifies how interventional radiology can serve as a bridge between diagnostic imaging and surgical precision, offering a model for developing hybrid approaches that enhance both safety and efficacy in cancer care.
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