Victoria San Antonio‐Arce
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Victoria San Antonio‐Arce is a leading figure in pediatric epilepsy surgery, whose work has significantly advanced the precision and safety of invasive monitoring for drug-resistant epilepsy. Her research centers on stereoelectroencephalography (SEEG), particularly the application of frameless robot-assisted techniques in children. Her most-cited study, "Frameless robot-assisted stereoelectroencephalography for refractory epilepsy in pediatric patients: accuracy, usefulness, and technical issues" (2018, 32 citations), provides a landmark evaluation of this technology, demonstrating its high accuracy and clinical utility while meticulously documenting technical challenges—a critical guide for surgical teams. This work has helped establish robot-assisted SEEG as a viable, less invasive option for localizing epileptogenic zones in young patients, directly improving surgical outcomes and quality of life. Beyond this, her contributions to refining electrode placement and analyzing procedural complications have shaped best practices in pediatric epilepsy centers. With a citation count reflecting growing influence, San Antonio‐Arce’s research bridges engineering and clinical care, offering a model for integrating advanced robotics into complex pediatric neurosurgery.
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