L Mazzantini
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L Mazzantini is a biomedical engineer whose work focuses on advancing medical device development through ex vivo testing, particularly in the field of thermal ablation and organ perfusion. Their key research areas include normothermic perfusion systems, microwave thermal ablation, and the design of robotic tools for minimally invasive surgical interventions. A notable contribution is the design and realization of a normothermic perfusion system for laboratory tests on pig livers, which provides a critical platform for validating new medical technologies before proceeding to in vivo trials. This work supports the development of a robotic tool for microwave thermal ablation at the University of Florence, addressing a fundamental step in medical device innovation. While their most-cited paper has garnered 2 citations, its significance lies in enabling safer and more effective preclinical testing. Mazzantini’s research bridges engineering and medicine, offering practical solutions for improving surgical outcomes and device reliability. Their dedication to ex vivo methodologies underscores a commitment to rigorous, ethical, and translational science, making their work valuable for students and researchers interested in biomedical device design and validation.
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