Mirei Nagai
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Mirei Nagai’s research lies at the intersection of medical simulation, biomechanics, and procedural skill assessment, with a focus on improving the safety and efficacy of critical airway management. Her most cited work introduces a novel biomechanical measurement system to objectively evaluate skills in Endotracheal Intubation (ETI)—a high-stakes emergency procedure where a laryngoscope is used to visualize the glottis and insert a breathing tube. By quantifying the forces and motions applied during intubation, Nagai’s approach provides a data-driven method to assess clinician proficiency, moving beyond subjective observation. This contribution is particularly impactful for training and credentialing, as it enables precise feedback to reduce complications in real-world emergencies. With 3 citations, her work has laid a foundation for integrating biomechanical sensors into medical education. Nagai’s research underscores a commitment to bridging engineering and clinical practice, offering tools that enhance both learning and patient safety in acute care settings.
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