Pietro Larizza

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Pietro Larizza is a researcher specializing in electromagnetic tracking systems and image-guided surgical navigation technologies. His work sits at the intersection of biomedical engineering and minimally invasive surgery, focusing on developing precise, reliable tracking solutions that enhance surgical outcomes and procedural efficiency. Larizza's most notable contribution is his 2018 paper proposing a novel electromagnetic tracking system for surgical navigation, which has garnered 49 citations and represents a significant advancement in the field. This work addressed a critical clinical need by engineering a system capable of operating across a wide tracking volume while maintaining high measurement accuracy — a challenging technical balance that directly benefits surgeons performing complex procedures. Building on this foundation, his 2017 research explored TDM-FDM architectural configurations for electromagnetic systems tailored to minimally invasive surgery, including image-guided and robotic-assisted techniques, accumulating 13 citations among specialist audiences. Together, these contributions reflect Larizza's sustained commitment to improving real-world surgical tools through rigorous engineering design. His research is particularly relevant to students and practitioners in medical device development, surgical robotics, and biomedical instrumentation, offering foundational insights into how electromagnetic technologies can be optimized for demanding clinical environments.