Krish Bhadra
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About
Dr. Krish Bhadra is a leading interventional pulmonologist whose work centers on advancing robotic bronchoscopy and intraprocedural imaging for the diagnosis of peripheral pulmonary nodules. His major contributions include pioneering the clinical evaluation of the Galaxy System, a novel robotic platform that integrates electromagnetic navigation with "tool-in-lesion" tomosynthesis technology to correct CT-to-body divergence in real time. His landmark 2023 study on this system (25 citations) demonstrated unprecedented navigational accuracy, directly addressing a critical limitation in conventional bronchoscopy. Dr. Bhadra also played a key role in the multicenter LungVision trial, which validated a novel endobronchial fluoroscopic navigation and localization system, and has systematically compared augmented fluoroscopic imaging against cone-beam CT and radial EBUS. His research consistently shows how advanced fluoroscopy-based localization and intraprocedural local registration can improve diagnostic yield for small, hard-to-reach nodules. With a focused body of work that bridges engineering and clinical practice, Dr. Bhadra is shaping the next generation of minimally invasive lung cancer diagnostics, making him a key figure for students and researchers interested in robotic bronchoscopy, image-guided intervention, and pulmonary oncology.
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