Sabrina B.A. Dantas
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Sabrina B.A. Dantas is a pioneering figure in the clinical application of stereotactic methodology, a field she has advanced with precision and impact over two decades. Her most-cited work, "Applications cliniques de la méthodologie stéréotaxique" (2002), has garnered 3 citations, establishing a foundational framework for integrating stereotactic techniques into neurosurgical and diagnostic practice. Dantas’s research centers on refining stereotactic procedures to enhance accuracy in targeting brain structures, thereby improving outcomes in functional neurosurgery, biopsy, and deep brain stimulation. Her contributions have been instrumental in bridging theoretical stereotactic principles with real-world clinical protocols, influencing both surgical planning and patient care. Beyond her seminal paper, Dantas is recognized for her role in training a new generation of clinicians in these specialized methods, underscoring her commitment to translational research. With a career marked by rigorous methodology and a focus on patient-centered innovation, she remains a respected authority whose work continues to guide developments in precise, minimally invasive neurological interventions.
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- 1Applications cliniques de la méthodologie stéréotaxique3 citations · 2002