Jessica Campbell
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Dr. Jessica Campbell is a pioneering interventional cardiologist whose research focuses on reducing occupational radiation exposure and advancing robotic-assisted percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI). Her most impactful work, "Impact of robotics and a suspended lead suit on physician radiation exposure during percutaneous coronary intervention" (2016, 53 citations), provides critical evidence that robotic systems and ergonomic shielding can significantly lower radiation risks for physicians—a major occupational hazard in catheterization labs. This study has informed safety protocols and inspired further innovation in protective technologies. Dr. Campbell also contributed early clinical insights into robotic PCI via the radial approach, as documented in her TCT-108 presentation (2015), demonstrating the feasibility and potential benefits of less invasive, robotically guided procedures. Her research bridges the gap between operator safety and procedural precision, making her a key voice in the evolution of minimally invasive cardiovascular care. With her work cited by peers developing next-generation robotic platforms and radiation safety guidelines, Dr. Campbell continues to shape a safer, more efficient future for interventional cardiology.
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