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Per Bergman is a pioneering cardiovascular researcher whose work sits at the cutting edge of interventional cardiology and medical robotics, with a particular focus on remote robotic percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) and telestenting technology. His research addresses one of modern cardiology's most pressing challenges: expanding access to life-saving coronary interventions for patients in geographically underserved or remote regions. Bergman's most influential contributions explore the feasibility, safety, and performance of long-distance robotic telestenting systems. His landmark 2019 study demonstrating the feasibility of robotic telestenting across long geographic distances has garnered 42 citations, while his closely related work examining network latency's impact on telestenting performance has attracted 45 citations. His 2020 transcontinental and regional comparison study, his most cited work with 56 citations, rigorously validated how geographic distance affects procedural outcomes — a critical step toward real-world clinical deployment. Complementing these contributions, Bergman has also investigated remote robotic PCI in animal models and provided foundational overviews of robotic-assisted coronary intervention. Collectively, his research portfolio represents a transformative body of work that could fundamentally reshape how cardiac care is delivered across healthcare systems worldwide, potentially saving countless lives in underserved communities.