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Qiu Wang is a pioneering researcher in the field of surgical biomechanics and medical robotics, with a specialized focus on enhancing the safety and precision of spinal surgeries. Their most notable contribution is the development of a real-time monitoring system for motor bur milling states during cervical spine posterior decompression surgery, a critical procedure where inadvertent bone milling can cause severe neurological damage. By applying Fast Fourier Transform analysis to sound signals, Wang demonstrated that acoustic feedback can reliably identify the transition from cortical to cancellous bone, providing surgeons with an instantaneous, non-invasive safety parameter. This work, published in 2021 and garnering 10 citations, lays essential groundwork for both robot-assisted spinal surgeries and autonomous surgical systems. Wang's research bridges mechanical engineering, signal processing, and clinical orthopedics, offering a practical solution to one of spinal surgery's most pressing challenges. Their findings are increasingly referenced in studies on smart surgical tools and haptic feedback systems, positioning Wang as a key innovator in the next generation of computer-integrated surgery.
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