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About
Dr. Martin Aman is a pioneering surgeon-scientist at the intersection of bionic reconstruction and robotic microsurgery. His research focuses on developing advanced human-machine interfaces for prosthetic control and refining robotic-assisted techniques for peripheral nerve surgery. Dr. Aman’s most impactful work, “Broadband Prosthetic Interfaces” (53 citations), introduces a novel approach combining nerve transfers with implantable multichannel EMG technology to decode spinal motor neuron activity, enabling intuitive control of modern robotic limbs. He is also a leading voice in robotic-assisted peripheral nerve surgery (RASPN), having published the largest patient collective study on the topic (17 citations), which outlines technical strategies and the learning curve for this emerging field. His work on “bionic surgery meets bionic reconstruction” (10 citations) represents the first in-human project integrating robotic microsurgery with targeted muscle reinnervation. Additionally, Dr. Aman has critically assessed the perception versus reality of robotic microsurgery through a cross-sectional survey study. His contributions are shaping the future of reconstructive surgery, bridging the gap between advanced robotics and clinical application to restore function for amputees and nerve injury patients.
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