R. Jantschke
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R. Jantschke is a key figure in the advancement of image-guided, robotically assisted percutaneous interventions, specializing in the integration of magnetic resonance (MR) and computed tomography (CT) technologies. Their seminal work, "Preparation, assistance and imaging protocols for robotically assisted MR and CT‐based procedures" (2007, 10 citations), details the clinical deployment of the INNOMOTION assistance system at the Institute of Diagnostic Radiology in Basel. This research established foundational protocols for achieving millimetre-level accuracy and targeting precision in instrument positioning, directly addressing the critical challenge of minimizing invasiveness while maximizing procedural safety. By systematically outlining preparation, real-time imaging, and robotic assistance workflows, Jantschke’s contributions have enabled more reliable percutaneous biopsies and therapies, bridging the gap between advanced robotics and routine radiological practice. Their work remains a reference for developers and clinicians seeking to standardize robotic guidance in multimodal imaging environments, underscoring a lasting impact on interventional radiology’s evolution toward higher precision and reproducibility.
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