Juliane Wagner

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Dr. Juliane Wagner is a pioneering researcher in the intersection of microsurgery and robotic-assisted technology, with a primary focus on surgical training, precision, and skill assessment. Her most cited work, "Simulation and comparison of objectively graded microsurgery steps by using a microscope and Symani robotic system by young professionals" (2025, 3 citations), represents a landmark contribution to the field. In this study, Dr. Wagner led a comparative analysis involving 40 young professionals who performed three standardized microsurgical exercises using both a traditional dental surgical operating microscope and the Symani microsurgery robot. By objectively grading each step, she demonstrated measurable differences in accuracy and technique between manual and robotic systems, providing critical evidence for the integration of robotics into microsurgical training. This work not only advances the understanding of how novices acquire fine motor skills but also establishes a framework for objectively evaluating surgical performance. Dr. Wagner’s research is instrumental in shaping future curricula for microsurgery education, bridging the gap between conventional methods and emerging robotic technologies. Her findings have immediate implications for improving surgical precision and reducing learning curves, making her a key voice in the evolution of minimally invasive surgery.