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Dr. Federica Delbello is a distinguished researcher at the Spinal Unit in Udine, Italy, specializing in spinal surgery, arthrodesis, and the radiological assessment of spinal stabilization techniques. Her research primarily focuses on evaluating the accuracy and reliability of radiological methods for assessing spinal fusion, providing evidence-based insights to enhance surgical precision and patient outcomes. To date, she has authored 4 publications, with 4 citations and an h-index of 1, reflecting her growing influence in the field. Dr. Delbello actively collaborates with an international network of 9 co-authors, promoting interdisciplinary research and knowledge exchange. Her work not only advances clinical understanding of spinal fusion assessment but also supports the development of improved diagnostic protocols and rehabilitation strategies. Through rigorous systematic reviews and applied clinical research, Dr. Delbello contributes to global efforts in optimizing spinal health, improving patient safety, and fostering innovation in spinal surgery and rehabilitation practices.
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Prof. Dr. Georg Christoph Feigl is a Germany-based academic researcher at Universität Witten/Herdecke, specializing in clinical anatomy, surgical education, anesthesiology-related anatomy, and cadaver-based medical training. He has authored over 120 peer-reviewed publications, accumulating 2,419 citations with an h-index of 25, reflecting sustained international impact. His research focuses on anatomical optimization for surgical and interventional procedures, including regional anesthesia, orthopedic and thoracic surgery, and advanced cadaveric models (Thiel and Dodge embalming techniques). Prof. Feigl collaborates widely across disciplines, with 300+ co-authors, contributing to translational studies that bridge anatomy, imaging, and clinical practice. His work supports safer surgical techniques, improved medical training, and evidence-based procedural standards, delivering clear societal benefits through enhanced patient safety, education quality, and clinical outcomes.
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