Jingmin Bai

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Jingmin Bai is a pioneering researcher in the field of interventional oncology and precision surgical robotics, with a focus on advancing minimally invasive diagnostic and therapeutic technologies. Their work spans two critical domains: the development of next-generation radiosurgical systems for intracranial tumors and the optimization of robotic-assisted bronchoscopy for pulmonary nodule diagnosis. Bai’s major contributions include the first clinical case report on the Zap-X Radiosurgical System—a revolutionary brain stereotactic radiosurgery platform that represents the first dedicated device of its kind in nearly 50 years—demonstrating its technical feasibility and safety for treating intracranial tumors (17 citations). Additionally, Bai led a comprehensive systematic review and meta-analysis on robotic-assisted bronchoscopy (9 citations), providing the first pooled evidence on its diagnostic performance and safety profile for pulmonary nodules. This work has established critical benchmarks for integrating robotics into bronchoscopic procedures, directly influencing clinical guidelines. Bai’s research is distinguished by its translational impact, bridging engineering innovation with patient outcomes, and their meta-analysis has become a foundational reference for practitioners adopting robotic bronchoscopy. Their achievements highlight a career dedicated to redefining surgical precision through robotics.