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Stefano Giuliani is a pioneering paediatric surgeon whose work is reshaping the landscape of children's cancer surgery. His research focuses on the integration of cutting-edge technologies—specifically robotic surgery, 3D modelling, augmented reality, and fluorescence-guided surgery (FGS)—to improve surgical precision and outcomes for young patients. In his highly cited 2021 paper, Giuliani argued that despite dramatic increases in childhood cancer survival rates, surgical practice had stagnated, and he championed robotic and augmented reality tools as transformative innovations. His 2024 technical review, already garnering 21 citations, provides a critical roadmap for clinicians navigating the rapidly expanding field of FGS devices, addressing the pressing need for standardisation and technical literacy. With over 25 citations on his foundational work alone, Giuliani’s contributions are not only advancing the state of the art but also equipping the next generation of surgeons with the knowledge to adopt these life-saving technologies. His research stands at the intersection of engineering and clinical care, making him a key figure in the modernisation of paediatric oncology surgery.
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