Fabio Raneri

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Fabio Raneri is a leading figure in the advancement of stereoelectroencephalography (SEEG) and robotic-assisted neurosurgery. His research primarily focuses on refining surgical techniques for epilepsy and enhancing precision in open-skull procedures. Raneri’s major contributions include a landmark systematic review on the implantation of SEEG electrodes, which has garnered 132 citations and serves as a definitive guide for the modern adoption of the Talairach and Bancaud methodology. This work has been instrumental in standardizing SEEG practices across multiple centers. Additionally, his pioneering feasibility study on enhanced torque-based impedance control for brain targeting demonstrates his commitment to integrating robotics into neurosurgery, aiming to surpass the limitations of free-hand techniques. Though this work has 12 citations, it represents a critical step toward safer, more accurate tissue targeting. Raneri’s impact is defined by bridging historical neurosurgical frameworks with cutting-edge robotic assistance, offering practical solutions for complex epilepsy cases. His achievements underscore a dedication to translating technical innovations into clinical improvements, making him a key contributor to the evolution of minimally invasive brain surgery.