Valeria Mauri

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Valeria Mauri is a researcher at the forefront of surgical simulation and medical imaging, with a primary focus on improving 3D-printed anatomical models for robotic surgery training. Her most-cited work, "Toward the improvement of 3D-printed vessels’ anatomical models for robotic surgery training" (2019, 16 citations), addresses a critical gap in pre-operative planning: while Multi-Detector Computed Tomography offers excellent morphological detail of vascular structures, it only highlights blood flow, leaving vessel walls largely invisible. Mauri’s contributions center on developing methods to enhance the realism and anatomical fidelity of 3D-printed models, enabling surgeons to practice complex robotic procedures on lifelike replicas. By tackling the challenge of accurately representing vessel walls, her research directly improves surgical training outcomes and patient safety. Though early in her career, her work has already garnered attention for its practical impact on medical education and pre-surgical planning. Mauri’s dedication to bridging imaging technology and hands-on surgical practice positions her as an emerging leader in the field, with potential for significant future contributions to personalized medicine and robotic-assisted interventions.