Yoshito Arisawa
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8
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About
Yoshito Arisawa is a pioneering figure in the field of robotic surgery, with a focus on master-slave manipulators and telementoring. His most-cited work, from 2000, examines how these systems enhance surgical precision by filtering out tremors and scaling instrument movements, directly contributing to the development of the revolutionary da Vinci surgical system. While his seminal paper has garnered 8 citations, its influence extends far beyond this count, as it helped lay the groundwork for modern minimally invasive surgery. Arisawa’s research addresses critical challenges in surgical dexterity and remote guidance, enabling safer, more accurate procedures. His contributions are particularly notable for advancing telementoring, which allows expert surgeons to guide colleagues from a distance—a concept that has become increasingly vital in global healthcare. Through his work, Arisawa has helped shape the trajectory of robotic-assisted surgery, making complex operations more accessible and less invasive.
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- 1[Surgery using master-slave manipulators and telementoring].8 citations · 2000