Marielle Esteves

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Marielle Esteves is a rising leader in neurointerventional research, with a primary focus on advancing robotic-assisted endovascular thrombectomy for acute stroke care. Her most cited work, the Core-Flow Study (2024), represents a pivotal contribution to the field by systematically modeling robotic-assisted mechanical thrombectomy using the CorPath GRX robot. This study rigorously compared the feasibility, safety, and efficacy of robot-assisted versus manual procedures, providing critical evidence that robotic systems could enable experienced neurointerventionalists to perform remote thrombectomies—a breakthrough with profound implications for expanding access to time-sensitive stroke treatment. Esteves’ research directly addresses the translational gap between robotic technology and clinical practice, demonstrating that remote neurointervention is not only viable but potentially as effective as traditional approaches. With 9 citations already for this foundational work, her impact is growing rapidly among peers exploring tele-stroke and robotic applications. By bridging engineering and clinical medicine, Esteves is helping to shape a future where geographic barriers no longer limit life-saving stroke interventions, making her a key voice in the next generation of neurointerventional innovation.