Stefania Marconi
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Stefania Marconi is a leading researcher in the intersection of 3D printing, surgical simulation, and medical education. Her primary research areas focus on the development of advanced anatomical models for robotic surgery training and the ergonomic assessment of novel laparoscopic instruments. Marconi’s major contributions include pioneering work on improving the fidelity of 3D-printed vascular models, addressing the critical challenge of accurately replicating vessel walls from CT imaging data—a breakthrough that directly enhances the realism of pre-operative surgical rehearsal. Her most cited work, "Toward the improvement of 3D-printed vessels’ anatomical models for robotic surgery training" (2019, 16 citations), has become a foundational reference for researchers seeking to bridge the gap between imaging data and tangible simulation tools. Additionally, her survey on handheld steerable laparoscopic instruments (2022, 6 citations) provides essential insights into the adoption and training challenges of these complex tools, informing best practices for surgical educators. Through her innovative modeling techniques and user-centered research, Marconi is shaping the future of safe, effective surgical training.
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