James McCall

Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, Royal Marsden Hospital

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James McCall is a pioneering interventional radiologist whose work is reshaping the landscape of CT-guided oncologic procedures. His primary research focuses on advancing robotic-assisted interventions for the treatment of lung and liver metastases, with a particular emphasis on improving the precision and efficacy of radiofrequency ablation (RFA). McCall’s major contributions include demonstrating the superiority of robotic guidance over traditional freehand techniques in pulmonary RFA, showing that robotic assistance can reduce procedural complexity and enhance targeting accuracy. His landmark 2023 comparative cohort study, which has garnered 17 citations, provides critical evidence for the clinical adoption of robotic systems in interventional oncology. Additionally, his 2022 communication detailing the first UK experience with CT-guided robotic interventions (11 citations) serves as a foundational guide for centers seeking to implement this technology. McCall’s work not only highlights the potential for robotics to standardize and improve outcomes in minimally invasive cancer treatments but also positions him as a key figure in the transition toward automated, high-precision interventional oncology.