Marina Planes-Conangla
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Marina Planes-Conangla is a researcher at the forefront of tele-robotic ultrasound technology, a field poised to revolutionize medical imaging access in underserved and remote areas. Her primary research focuses on validating and refining robotic systems for remote diagnostic procedures, with a particular emphasis on abdominal and thyroid gland explorations. Her most cited work, a 2025 study comparing tele-robotic ultrasound to standard ultrasound, provides critical evidence for the clinical viability of this technology, demonstrating its potential to bridge the gap created by the global shortage of radiologists. This study has already garnered 4 citations, signaling its impact on the emerging field of telemedicine. By systematically addressing the technical and diagnostic challenges of remote ultrasound, Planes-Conangla is helping to lay the groundwork for a future where expert imaging is accessible regardless of geographic location. Her contributions are essential for advancing equitable healthcare delivery, making her a key voice in the ongoing conversation about telemedicine's role in modern diagnostics.
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