Gilles Zah‐Bi
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Gilles Zah‑Bi is a neurosurgeon and researcher whose work centers on the safety and diagnostic accuracy of robot‑assisted neurosurgical procedures, particularly for brain tumors. His most cited study, a large‑scale analysis of 377 consecutive adult patients with supratentorial diffuse gliomas, demonstrated that robot‑assisted stereotactic biopsies achieve a high diagnostic yield with minimal complications, establishing a benchmark for minimally invasive tissue sampling. This work, cited 27 times, has helped validate robotic platforms as reliable tools in neuro‑oncology, reducing surgical trauma while maintaining precision. Beyond this landmark paper, Zah‑Bi’s broader contributions include refining intraoperative imaging protocols and advancing patient‑specific surgical planning for gliomas. His research directly impacts clinical practice by offering evidence that robotic assistance can improve both safety and outcomes in complex brain tumor biopsies. For students and clinicians, his work exemplifies how rigorous clinical data can translate into safer, more effective neurosurgical care.
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