Mario Donnici
Papers
2
Total Citations
8
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2
About
Mario Donnici is a robotics researcher specializing in medical robotic systems and precision mechanical structures. His primary research focuses on developing robotic guidance systems for percutaneous medical procedures, particularly needle placement under CT imaging. Donnici’s most significant contribution is the Navi-Robot system, a robotic platform designed to guide biopsy needles with high precision while reducing radiation exposure and procedure time. This work, published in 2017, has garnered 6 citations and demonstrates his commitment to improving clinical outcomes through automation. Additionally, he has contributed to the calibration of hybrid parallel/serial robotic structures, as seen in his 2014 study on stochastic deterministic calibration methods for self-balanced robotic systems. While his citation counts are modest, Donnici’s work represents foundational advances in medical robotics, emphasizing practical applications that enhance safety and efficiency in interventional radiology. His research bridges mechanical engineering and clinical medicine, offering tangible solutions for minimally invasive procedures.
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Top Papers
- 1Using Navi-Robot and a CT Scanner to Guide Biopsy Needles6 citations · 2017
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