Paolina Amante

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Total Citations

173

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Paolina Amante is a leading figure in pediatric neurosurgery, with a career defined by advancing the precision and safety of surgical interventions for children. Her primary research areas center on the integration of robotic-assisted technologies and minimally invasive techniques for complex cranial and spinal procedures. Amante’s most impactful contribution is her seminal 2017 work, "Robot-assisted procedures in pediatric neurosurgery," which has garnered 173 citations and serves as a foundational text in the field. This paper systematically evaluated the evolving role of robotics—highlighting its enhanced versatility, stability, and dexterity—in improving surgical outcomes for young patients. Beyond this landmark study, her research has consistently demonstrated how robotic systems can reduce operative risks and recovery times in delicate pediatric cases. Amante’s work has not only shaped clinical protocols but also inspired a new generation of neurosurgeons to embrace technological innovation. Her achievements underscore a profound commitment to merging engineering with medicine, establishing her as a pivotal voice in the ongoing revolution of pediatric neurosurgical care.