George I. Getrajdman

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George I. Getrajdman is a leading figure in interventional radiology, with a focused expertise in image-guided tumor ablation and advanced needle placement technologies. His major contributions center on improving the precision and safety of percutaneous procedures, particularly in the liver. A notable study, "Comparison of CT Fluoroscopy-Guided Manual and CT-Guided Robotic Positioning System for In Vivo Needle Placements in Swine Liver" (2014, 31 citations), directly compared manual CT-fluoroscopy techniques with a robotic positioning system, demonstrating the potential of automation to enhance accuracy in challenging anatomical targets. This work has helped bridge the gap between conventional manual methods and emerging robotic assistance in interventional oncology. Beyond this, Getrajdman’s research has influenced clinical protocols for hepatic tumor ablation and biopsy, with his publications collectively cited hundreds of times by peers in radiology and surgical oncology. His achievements include pioneering studies that inform how practitioners balance speed, radiation exposure, and procedural success, making him a respected voice in the evolution of minimally invasive cancer care.