Lorenzo Marini
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Lorenzo Marini is a pioneering figure in the application of robotic surgery to orbital diseases, a niche yet critical area where precision is paramount. His most-cited work, a comprehensive 2025 review on robotic surgery for orbital disease management, synthesizes the state of the art and highlights how robotic systems can overcome the anatomical constraints of the orbit. Marini’s major contribution lies in bridging the gap between advanced surgical robotics and ophthalmic and maxillofacial practice, demonstrating that robotic assistance can enhance safety and accuracy in procedures once deemed too delicate for automation. With over 3 citations already for his landmark review, his work is rapidly gaining traction among surgeons and researchers. Beyond this, Marini is recognized for advocating interdisciplinary collaboration, merging insights from general and urologic robotic surgery with orbital pathology. His research not only charts a path for future clinical trials but also inspires a new generation of surgeons to explore robotic solutions for complex craniofacial and orbital conditions.
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