Alizay Rehman

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Dr. Alizay Rehman is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of robotics and neurosurgery, with her work centered on advancing minimally invasive stereotactic procedures. Her landmark 2018 literature review, "Robotics in neurosurgery," which has garnered 38 citations, critically examines the evolving role of robotic systems in enhancing surgical precision and patient outcomes. Dr. Rehman’s major contribution lies in synthesizing decades of technological progress to identify key barriers—such as the need for robust clinical evidence—that must be overcome to build consensus on robotic efficacy in neurosurgery. Her analysis has shaped subsequent research directions, highlighting the delicate balance between innovation and rigorous validation. By mapping the trajectory of robotic neurosurgery, she has provided a foundational resource for clinicians and engineers alike, driving efforts to refine these tools for safer, more effective interventions. Dr. Rehman’s work continues to influence the field, underscoring her commitment to bridging engineering and medicine for transformative patient care.