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About
Galina S. Kireeva is a biomedical engineer whose research sits at the critical intersection of robotics, transplant medicine, and cancer therapy. Her work focuses on developing the hardware and technical support systems that make advanced surgical interventions possible. She has made significant contributions to organ preservation, notably co-authoring a foundational 2017 study on a perfusion device for maintaining liver viability ex vivo before transplantation—a key step toward expanding the donor pool. In the field of oncology, Kireeva has advanced robotic brachytherapy by reviewing and refining motion control algorithms for flexible, steerable needles, which offer greater precision in treating prostate cancer compared to rigid standard needles. Her expertise also extends to cardiovascular support, where she has designed experimental benches for the preclinical hydrodynamic and functional testing of novel mechatronic peristaltic blood pumps, ensuring their safety before biological trials. While her most-cited papers have garnered modest citation counts, their technical depth and practical focus on bridging the gap between laboratory prototypes and clinical reality underscore her vital role in the engineering backbone of modern medicine.
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