Partho P. Sengupta

Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, West Virginia University, Mount Sinai Hospital, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital

Papers

Total Citations

173

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About

Partho P. Sengupta is a pioneering figure at the intersection of cardiovascular imaging, robotics, and artificial intelligence. His research has fundamentally advanced the use of remote and robotic technologies in echocardiography, demonstrating that high-quality cardiac ultrasound can be performed across cities and even trans-Atlantic distances—a breakthrough with profound implications for telemedicine and healthcare access. His highly cited work on robot-assisted remote echocardiographic examination (78 citations) and telerobotic ultrasound feasibility (40 citations) established the technical and clinical viability of these approaches. In parallel, Sengupta has been a leader in robotic cardiac surgery, notably contributing to the development of robotic aortic valve replacement (52 citations). More recently, his work has focused on integrating AI into valvular heart disease (VHD) imaging, proposing an innovative "spoke-hub-node" care model that leverages automated AI tools to address the critical problem of underdiagnosed VHD. With a career spanning over two decades, Sengupta’s contributions have not only shaped the field of noninvasive imaging but also laid the groundwork for a future where advanced cardiac care is more accessible, precise, and data-driven.