Lambros Tselikas
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About
Lambros Tselikas is a pioneering interventional radiologist whose research sits at the cutting edge of image-guided robotics and artificial intelligence in clinical medicine. His work focuses primarily on CT-guided robotic assistance for percutaneous interventions, thermal ablation of tumors, and the integration of AI into interventional radiology workflows. Tselikas has made substantial contributions to demonstrating the real-world feasibility of robotic-assisted needle placement, beginning with preclinical validation in swine models and progressing to clinical studies involving 41 patients undergoing robotic-assisted CT-guided ablation of abdominal tumors — work that has already garnered 29 citations since 2024. His early proof-of-concept robotic kidney study has attracted 36 citations, reflecting strong interest from the procedural medicine community. Expanding his scope, he has also explored robotic guidance for bone interventions and has critically examined whether robotics and AI represent genuine clinical breakthroughs or overhyped innovation. His 2024 review on artificial intelligence in interventional radiology, cited 30 times within a year, highlights his authority in synthesizing how foundation models, data augmentation, and AI-robotics integration are reshaping the specialty. For students and researchers, Tselikas represents a rigorous, forward-thinking voice shaping the future of minimally invasive medicine.
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