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About
Fabien Mourgues is a pioneer in the intersection of computer-assisted surgery and robotics, with a primary focus on enhancing minimally invasive cardiac procedures. His research centers on developing augmented reality (AR) systems, 3D reconstruction, and surgical planning to overcome the inherent limitations of endoscopic views—particularly the narrow field of vision that complicates coronary artery identification. Mourgues’s major contributions include the creation of the STARS system (Surgical Tools and Augmented Reality System), which integrates planning, simulation, and real-time image overlay to guide robotically assisted bypass grafting. His seminal work, "Cardio Navigation" (81 citations), and "Towards endoscopic augmented reality for robotically assisted minimally invasive cardiac surgery" (78 citations) demonstrate his impact, with the latter addressing the critical challenge of spatial orientation in endoscopic surgery. He also advanced flexible calibration of actuated stereoscopic endoscopes (36 citations) and quantified transfer precision in the operating room (24 citations), ensuring that pre-operative plans translate accurately to the surgical field. Mourgues’s contributions have laid the groundwork for safer, more precise robotic cardiac interventions, making him a key figure in the evolution of computer-integrated surgery.
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