Lars‐Christian Horn

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Lars-Christian Horn is a leading figure in urological pathology, with a particular focus on prostate cancer diagnostics and image-guided interventions. His research bridges the gap between advanced imaging technologies and histopathological verification, most notably through his pioneering work on in-bore biopsies of the prostate. In his landmark 2019 study, Horn demonstrated the feasibility and precision of using a remote-controlled manipulator to perform biopsies within a 1.5 T MRI scanner, a technique that significantly enhances the accuracy of targeting suspicious lesions while minimizing patient discomfort. This contribution has been cited over 10 times, reflecting its influence on the evolution of fusion biopsy systems and robotic-assisted procedures. Beyond this, Horn’s broader research portfolio encompasses the standardization of prostate cancer grading, the correlation of multiparametric MRI findings with histology, and the development of minimally invasive diagnostic workflows. His work has been instrumental in refining clinical protocols, directly impacting how urologists and radiologists collaborate to improve cancer detection rates and reduce unnecessary biopsies. Horn’s dedication to integrating cutting-edge technology with pathological expertise continues to shape the future of precision oncology.