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Mei Liu is a researcher whose work bridges cutting-edge surgical technology with traditional medical practice, contributing meaningfully to both modern gynecologic oncology and the digitization of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Her most-cited work, published in 2018, represents a landmark contribution to minimally invasive gynecologic surgery in China — the first study in the country to rigorously compare robotic radical hysterectomy against laparoscopic approaches in older women with cervical cancer. Garnering 29 citations, this research provided critical evidence on the efficacy and safety of robotic surgical systems for a vulnerable patient population, helping inform clinical decision-making across Chinese hospitals adopting advanced surgical platforms. Beyond oncology, Liu has also pursued an innovative interdisciplinary agenda, designing an automated pulse diagnostic robot for TCM that leverages a Stewart platform and active stereo vision to precisely replicate the nuanced cun-guan-chi pulse-taking technique of traditional practitioners. This 2020 work reflects her broader commitment to modernizing and preserving ancient medical knowledge through robotics and engineering. Together, her contributions demonstrate a distinctive research profile that merges clinical medicine, surgical innovation, and intelligent medical device design.
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- 2Design of Pulse Diagnostic Robot for Traditional Chinese Medicine3 citations · 2020