Sonja Dahmann

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Sonja Dahmann is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of robotic microsurgery, a field where she is redefining the boundaries of surgical precision. Her work centers on the integration of advanced robotic systems into delicate procedures, with a particular focus on expanding their applications beyond traditional boundaries. Her most-cited paper, "Expanding Applications and Future of Robotic Microsurgery" (2024, 10 citations), serves as a comprehensive review that has quickly become a key reference in the field. In this work, Dahmann systematically maps the transformative impact of robotic assistance across lymphatic surgery, breast reconstruction, trauma, and neurosurgery, demonstrating how these technologies enhance dexterity and accuracy in the most challenging microsurgical environments. By synthesizing current advancements and projecting future trajectories, she provides a critical roadmap for clinicians and engineers alike. Though early in her citation impact, Dahmann's work signals a significant contribution to a rapidly evolving discipline, positioning her as a thought leader whose insights will shape the next generation of surgical innovation and patient care.