Jose Mariano Tan
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About
Dr. Jose Mariano Tan is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of telemedicine and interventional cardiology, with a primary focus on robotic telestenting and the impact of network performance on remote surgical procedures. His major contributions lie in demonstrating the feasibility and identifying the limitations of performing robotic-assisted coronary stenting over long geographic distances. In his landmark 2019 study, Dr. Tan and his team provided the first pre-clinical evidence that robotic telestenting is technically achievable across hundreds of miles, using both ex vivo and in vivo models. This work, which has garnered 42 citations, laid the groundwork for expanding access to life-saving procedures in underserved regions. Building on this, his highly cited paper (45 citations) systematically evaluated the critical role of network latency, showing that even modest delays can significantly affect the precision and safety of remote stent deployment. By quantifying these technical barriers, Dr. Tan’s research directly informs the development of more robust telecommunication protocols for surgical robotics. His work is a cornerstone for the future of distributed healthcare, where expert intervention can transcend geographical boundaries.
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