Laurent Milot
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Total Citations
56
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About
Dr. Laurent Milot is a pioneering interventional radiologist whose research sits at the intersection of robotic-assisted percutaneous interventions, image-guided oncology, and artificial intelligence. His work has fundamentally advanced the precision and safety of minimally invasive cancer treatments, particularly for hepatocellular carcinoma. Dr. Milot has demonstrated the clinical viability of robotic systems for irreversible electroporation and microwave ablation, showing that robotic assistance can enhance needle placement accuracy in complex liver tumors. His 2023 studies on robotic-assisted percutaneous ablation (collectively garnering 28 citations) provide critical evidence for the adoption of these technologies in routine practice. More recently, his 2025 work on a CT-guided robotic device for bone procedures and a novel metric for evaluating navigation systems (19 citations) pushes the field toward standardized assessment of AI-integrated interventional platforms. Dr. Milot’s forward-looking perspective is encapsulated in his 2024 article questioning whether robotic assistance represents the future of percutaneous interventional radiology—a question his own research actively answers. With a growing citation footprint and a clear translational impact, Dr. Milot is shaping the next generation of image-guided therapies.
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- 3Robotic-assisted percutaneous microwave ablation of hepatocellular carcinoma13 citations · 2023
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