Marie-Claire J. Doornbos
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Marie-Claire J. Doornbos is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of digital health and surgical innovation, with a primary focus on augmented reality (AR) in minimally invasive procedures. Her most cited work, a 2024 systematic review on AR implementation in minimally invasive surgery—particularly for pulmonary applications—has already garnered 19 citations, underscoring its timely impact. Doornbos’s major contribution lies in systematically analyzing AR systems for deformable organ surgery, addressing critical challenges in initial registration, dynamic tracking, and visualization. This work bridges a gap between emerging AR technologies and clinical practice, offering a roadmap for future integration into thoracic surgery. Her research is notable for its translational potential, directly informing the design of more precise, less invasive surgical tools. By synthesizing current knowledge, Doornbos has positioned herself as a key voice in advancing computer-assisted surgery, with implications for improving patient outcomes and surgical training. Her systematic approach and clear focus on practical applications make her work essential reading for researchers and clinicians exploring the frontier of augmented reality in medicine.
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