Mohammed A. Alqawasma
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About
Mohammed A. Alqawasma is a rising expert in interventional pulmonology, with a focused research agenda on advancing minimally invasive techniques for lung cancer diagnosis and treatment. His work centers on the clinical application of shape-sensing robotic-assisted bronchoscopy (ssRAB), particularly for the challenging task of multi-site lung nodule sampling. Alqawasma’s major contribution is demonstrating that a single ssRAB procedure can effectively biopsy multiple pulmonary nodules, streamlining the diagnostic pathway and reducing patient burden compared to conventional CT-guided methods. He has also pioneered a novel, stepwise approach—the AIM protocol (Anticipate/Adjust, Image, Manage)—to prevent and manage bleeding during robotically-assisted bronchoscopic ablation, a critical safety advancement in this emerging therapeutic field. While his most-cited papers are recent (2025), their immediate recognition (1 citation each) signals the timely relevance of his work. Alqawasma is establishing himself as a key voice in the safe, efficient, and patient-centered evolution of robotic bronchoscopy, bridging the gap between diagnostic innovation and therapeutic intervention.
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