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Hui Dang is a biomedical engineer specializing in robot-assisted interventional radiology, with a focus on CT-guided precision puncture techniques. Her major contribution lies in developing a coordinate positioning puncture method that enhances accuracy in robot-assisted procedures, as demonstrated in her 2020 study combining phantom and animal experiments. This work, which has garnered 11 citations, addresses a critical challenge in minimally invasive interventions: achieving precise needle placement under CT guidance. Dang’s research bridges the gap between robotic systems and clinical application, offering a systematic approach that reduces human error and improves reproducibility. Her achievements include validating this method through rigorous experimental designs, laying groundwork for future clinical translation in tumor biopsies and ablations. By integrating robotics with imaging guidance, Dang advances the safety and efficacy of percutaneous interventions, making her work highly relevant for researchers and clinicians exploring automation in interventional radiology.
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