An Thi Nhat Ho

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An Thi Nhat Ho is a rising researcher in interventional pulmonology, whose work focuses on improving the diagnostic accuracy of robotic-assisted bronchoscopy. Her key research areas include shape-sensing robotic bronchoscopy (ssRAB), computed tomography-to-body divergence (CTBD), and the integration of advanced imaging technologies in pulmonary procedures. Ho’s major contribution is her pioneering investigation into CTBD—the discrepancy between virtual and actual lesion locations during cone-beam CT-guided robotic bronchoscopy. Her 2025 study, "Virtual vs. reality in cone-beam CT-guided robotic-assisted bronchoscopy," is among the first to systematically examine the prevalence, types, and determinants of CTBD, highlighting how this divergence can impact diagnostic yield. Although early in her career, with 2 citations to date, her work addresses a critical gap in understanding the limitations of current robotic systems. Ho’s research has the potential to refine procedural protocols, reduce false negatives, and enhance patient outcomes. Her findings underscore the importance of real-time imaging adaptation, marking her as a promising voice in the evolution of minimally invasive lung cancer diagnostics.