Lina‐Elisabeth Qasem
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Lina-Elisabeth Qasem is a rising neurosurgical researcher whose work centers on advancing intraoperative visualization technologies, particularly the integration of three-dimensional (3D) robotic digital microscopes into clinical practice. Her major contribution lies in critically evaluating the Aesculap Aeos, a novel exoscope system, through rigorous clinical studies that bridge the gap between cadaveric lab findings and real-world surgical application. Her most-cited paper, "Evaluation of a Novel Three-Dimensional Robotic Digital Microscope (Aeos) in Neurosurgery" (2021, 27 citations), provides some of the first systematic data on this emerging technology, addressing the ongoing debate about its role in neurosurgery. By assessing ergonomics, image quality, and surgical workflow, Qasem’s work helps define best practices for adopting robotic exoscopes as alternatives to traditional operating microscopes. Her research is particularly impactful for young neurosurgeons and biomedical engineers seeking evidence-based guidance on next-generation visualization tools. With her focused contributions to surgical innovation, Qasem is establishing herself as a key voice in the technological evolution of modern neurosurgery.
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