Ph. Juergens
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Ph. Juergens is a pioneering researcher in cranio-maxillo-facial surgery, with a core focus on advancing robotic and laser technologies for precision bone surgery. His major contributions lie in the development and clinical validation of robot-guided, contact-free laser osteotomy—a transformative approach that replaces traditional mechanical saws with high-energy lasers for cutting bone. His seminal 2015 study, cited 64 times, demonstrated the clinical applicability of this technique through both in-vitro simulations and in-vivo surgery on minipig mandibles, proving its feasibility and accuracy in complex facial bone procedures. This work has laid the groundwork for minimally invasive, scarless surgeries that reduce tissue trauma and improve patient outcomes. Juergens’ research bridges engineering and medicine, addressing critical challenges in surgical precision and safety. His achievements include pioneering the integration of robotic guidance with laser ablation, a breakthrough that has inspired further studies in computer-assisted surgery and bone tissue engineering. With a citation record reflecting growing interest in his innovations, Juergens is a key figure shaping the future of maxillofacial surgery, offering students and researchers a compelling model of translational research from bench to bedside.
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