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About
Tosca Cerasoli is a surgical innovator whose work bridges pediatric minimally invasive surgery, spinal revision procedures, and joint arthroplasty. Her research centers on advancing surgical precision through novel instrumentation and patient-specific technologies. Cerasoli’s most impactful contribution is her pioneering evaluation of ArtiSential® articulated wrist-like instruments in pediatric surgery, demonstrating how robot-inspired tools can expand minimally invasive options even without full robotic systems—a study that has garnered 28 citations and reshaped discussions on accessible surgical innovation. She has also advanced spine surgery safety, showing in a retrospective study that patient-specific 3D-printed guides for pedicle screw insertion in revision cases improve accuracy and reduce complications, a finding with 4 citations that underscores her focus on personalized surgical solutions. Most recently, her meta-analysis on unicompartmental knee arthroplasty implant design, though newly published, signals her growing influence in evidence-based orthopedics. Cerasoli’s work consistently addresses real-world surgical challenges, from pediatric cases to complex revisions, making her a rising voice in the integration of cutting-edge technology with practical, patient-centered outcomes.
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