Aliasghar Karimi

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Aliasghar Karimi is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of remote robotic technology in minimally invasive spinal surgery. His work centers on telerobotic spinal surgery (TSS), a transformative approach that integrates advanced robotics with telecommunication to enable precise, remote spinal interventions. Karimi’s major contribution lies in systematically reviewing and synthesizing the emerging field of TSS, highlighting its potential to overcome traditional surgical limitations—such as restricted access to specialized care and the need for extreme precision in complex spinal conditions. His comprehensive literature review, published in 2025, has already garnered attention with 1 citation, signaling early impact in a rapidly evolving domain. By mapping the current landscape of remote robotic systems for spinal procedures, Karimi provides a critical foundation for future innovations, addressing challenges like haptic feedback, latency, and surgical safety. His work not only advances surgical robotics but also promises to expand healthcare access, particularly for underserved regions. As a researcher dedicated to bridging technology and medicine, Karimi is shaping the next generation of minimally invasive spine care, making him a key figure to watch in this transformative field.