Penghu Wei
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5
Total Citations
36
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About
Penghu Wei is a neurosurgeon whose research focuses on advancing stereotactic and robot-assisted neurosurgical techniques, particularly for epilepsy and brain tumor diagnosis. His major contributions center on improving the accuracy and diagnostic yield of stereoelectroencephalography (SEEG) and stereotactic brain biopsy. In his most-cited work (2021, 17 citations), he systematically analyzed factors influencing SEEG electrode accuracy in frameless robot-assisted systems, providing critical guidance for multilobe-spanning procedures. Wei further demonstrated the versatility of robot-guided stereotaxy in a large-scale study (2023, 10 citations) examining three biopsy techniques across 407 patients, establishing links between technique selection and diagnostic success. His 2025 study (6 citations) refines this work by identifying key factors affecting diagnostic yield and target point error. Notably, Wei has also drawn attention to rare but critical conditions like primary central nervous system post-transplant lymphoproliferative disorder (2024, 2 citations), emphasizing the neurosurgeon’s role in diagnosis. Through bibliometric analysis (2024), he has mapped global trends in SEEG research, positioning himself as a thoughtful contributor to the field’s evolution. His work directly enhances the safety and precision of minimally invasive neurosurgical interventions.
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