Mario Corona

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Mario Corona is a pioneering interventional radiologist whose work centers on the intersection of image-guided tumor ablation and minimally invasive surgical navigation. His primary research focuses on developing novel techniques for renal tumor management, particularly through the integration of cone-beam CT guidance with intraoperative fluorescence imaging. Corona’s most cited work introduces a groundbreaking method for transarterial tagging of endophytic renal tumors with indocyanine green, enabling real-time visualization during robot-assisted partial nephrectomy. This approach, published in 2022 with 7 citations, addresses a critical challenge in nephron-sparing surgery by allowing surgeons to precisely identify and resect deeply embedded tumors that are otherwise difficult to localize. His contributions have significant implications for reducing positive surgical margins and preserving healthy renal tissue. Corona’s work exemplifies the growing synergy between interventional radiology and surgical oncology, demonstrating how preoperative embolization and dye labeling can enhance surgical precision. As a researcher, he continues to push the boundaries of image-guided therapies, with his publications serving as essential references for clinicians seeking to improve outcomes in complex renal cancer cases.