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Roman Krumpholz is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of telemedicine and robotics, dedicated to transforming fundamental clinical examination techniques for remote care. His key research areas include telemedical diagnostics, robotic examination systems, and the objectification of traditional physical exam maneuvers. Krumpholz’s major contributions center on developing a comprehensive telemedical diagnostic framework, notably in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, where he addressed critical shortages of trained medical staff by enabling remote, robotic-assisted patient assessment. His work on “Telemedical percussion” (12 citations) introduced a novel method to objectify this essential clinical technique for telemedicine, while his clinical evaluation of a robotic examination system for emergency patients (7 citations) demonstrated real-world feasibility. With his most cited paper, “COVID-19 and beyond: development of a comprehensive telemedical diagnostic framework” (13 citations), Krumpholz has laid the groundwork for a future where specialists can conduct thorough physical exams from a distance, improving access to care in rural areas and during health crises. His innovative approach to surgical diagnostics further underscores his commitment to advancing telemedicine beyond simple consultation, making him a key figure in the evolution of remote healthcare delivery.