Razeyeh Bagherinasab
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About
Razeyeh Bagherinasab is a biomedical engineer whose research focuses on advancing surgical guidance for head-and-neck cancer treatment, particularly through image-guided technologies for Trans-Oral Robotic Surgery (TORS). Her key contributions lie in developing non-invasive imaging methods to improve the precision and safety of robot-assisted procedures in the oropharynx. In her 2023 work "Towards transcervical ultrasound image guidance for transoral robotic surgery," she explores the use of ultrasound as a real-time, radiation-free alternative for intraoperative navigation, a critical step toward reducing operative morbidity. Her complementary study, "Feasibility of MRI-US registration in oropharynx for transoral robotic surgery," demonstrates the potential of combining pre-operative MRI with intraoperative ultrasound to enhance anatomical targeting during TORS. Although her citation counts are currently modest (4 and 2 citations, respectively), these foundational studies address a significant clinical need—improving visualization in restricted surgical spaces—and lay the groundwork for safer, less invasive head-and-neck cancer treatments. Bagherinasab’s work is particularly notable for its focus on transcervical ultrasound, a novel approach that could minimize the need for extensive reconstructive surgery, directly benefiting patient outcomes.
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