Thanwa Sudsang
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Thanwa Sudsang is a leading researcher in medical robotics and minimally invasive surgical technologies, with a primary focus on the anatomical constraints and design requirements for robotic systems in skull base surgery. His major contribution lies in the quantitative characterization of the surgical workspace for endonasal endoscopic transsphenoidal (EET) approaches, where he conducted a landmark anatomical study using 120 paranasal sinus CT scans to precisely define the internal volumes and pathways available for robotic instrumentation. This work, cited 3 times, provides foundational data that directly informs the design of safer, more effective surgical robots for accessing the pituitary gland and surrounding structures. Sudsang’s research bridges the gap between clinical anatomy and engineering, enabling the development of robots that can navigate the complex, confined spaces of the skull base with greater dexterity and reduced risk to patients. His findings are essential for advancing the field of computer-integrated surgery, offering a rigorous, evidence-based framework for future innovations in endoscopic neurosurgery.
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