Krithika Ramaprabhu
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Krithika Ramaprabhu is a clinician-researcher whose work centers on interventional cardiology and vascular medicine, with a particular focus on complex endovascular procedures and their complications. Her major contributions include pioneering minimally invasive techniques for retrieving migrated vascular devices, as demonstrated in her most-cited paper, "Endoscopic Robotic Retrieval of a Migrated Subclavian Vein Stent from the Right Ventricle" (2021, 3 citations). This case report highlights her innovative approach to managing a rare but life-threatening complication in a hemodialysis patient, showcasing the use of robotic assistance to safely extract a migrated stent from the right ventricle—a procedure that traditionally carries high risks. While her citation count is modest, the work underscores her impact in advancing procedural safety and expanding the boundaries of endoscopic robotics in cardiovascular care. Ramaprabhu’s research also addresses vascular access challenges in end-stage renal disease, contributing to improved outcomes for patients on hemodialysis. Her dedication to merging cutting-edge technology with clinical problem-solving makes her a notable figure in interventional cardiology, particularly for trainees interested in the intersection of robotics and vascular intervention.
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