Harman Bassan

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Harman Bassan is a biomedical engineer and researcher specializing in computer-integrated surgery, medical robotics, and minimally invasive cancer treatment. His work has focused primarily on developing advanced robotic systems for lung brachytherapy — a targeted radiation therapy technique that delivers radioactive seeds directly into tumors with exceptional precision. Bassan's most significant contribution is the development of the MIRA V system, an integrated platform combining surgical robotics, electromagnetic tracking, ultrasound imaging, and dosimetry planning software to enable minimally invasive, robot-assisted lung cancer treatment. This work, which has attracted 10 citations, represents a meaningful step forward in reducing surgical trauma while improving the accuracy of radioactive seed placement in pulmonary tumors. His complementary experimental test-bed research further validated this approach by demonstrating robust technical frameworks for translating these innovations toward clinical application. Across his published body of work, Bassan has accumulated approximately 17 citations, reflecting a focused but meaningful contribution to a specialized and technically demanding field. His research sits at the intersection of robotics, medical imaging, and oncological treatment — areas that continue to grow in clinical importance. For students interested in surgical robotics or image-guided interventions, Bassan's work offers a compelling example of translational engineering applied directly to life-saving cancer care.