Sabatina Carlone

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Sabatina Carlone is a leading researcher in biomedical instrumentation, with a primary focus on advancing electromagnetic tracking systems for surgical navigation. Her work is pivotal in image-guided and minimally invasive surgery (MIS), where precise, real-time tracking of medical instruments and patient anatomy is critical. Carlone’s major contributions include the development of a novel electromagnetic tracking system that operates within a wide tracking volume while maintaining high measurement accuracy, as detailed in her most-cited paper (2018, 49 citations). This system aims to streamline surgical procedures and enhance safety. She has also explored innovative TDM-FDM architectures for electromagnetic system units tailored to MIS, including robotic-assisted surgery (2017, 13 citations). Her research directly addresses the challenges of percutaneous interventions, improving the reliability of surgical navigation. With a growing citation impact, Carlone’s work is foundational for next-generation, non-line-of-sight tracking technologies, positioning her as a key innovator in the field of surgical instrumentation.