Pegah Pedramfard

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Pegah Pedramfard is a forward-thinking researcher at the intersection of robotic surgery and spinal medicine. Her primary focus lies in advancing telerobotic spinal surgery (TSS), a field that integrates robotics with telecommunications to perform minimally invasive spinal procedures from a distance. Her most cited work, a comprehensive literature review on remote robotic technology in spinal surgery, synthesizes the state of the art in this emerging domain, highlighting how TSS can overcome barriers of geographic access while enhancing surgical precision. Though early in her citation trajectory—with her top paper currently garnering 1 citation—this work represents a foundational contribution to a rapidly evolving field. Pedramfard’s research addresses critical challenges in complex spinal conditions, offering a vision where expert surgical care can be delivered remotely, potentially transforming patient outcomes in underserved regions. Her efforts place her at the vanguard of a technological shift that promises to make high-quality spinal interventions more accessible and safer, marking her as a rising voice in the future of minimally invasive surgery.