Caitlin Condrey
South County Hospital, Ortho Clinical Diagnostics (United States)
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6
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246
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About
Caitlin Condrey is a leading researcher in orthopedic surgery, specializing in robotic-arm-assisted total knee arthroplasty (TKA) and the optimization of patient outcomes through advanced surgical technology. Her work focuses on the precision and efficacy of robotic systems in correcting complex joint deformities, particularly in challenging cases involving extra-articular deformities. Condrey’s most cited study, “One-Year Patient Outcomes for Robotic-Arm-Assisted versus Manual Total Knee Arthroplasty” (117 citations), provides critical evidence that robotic assistance improves alignment and patient-reported outcomes compared to traditional methods. She has also explored intraoperative planning, demonstrating how preoperative CT scans enhance 3D surgical accuracy (72 citations), and has documented difficult cases where robotic systems correct sagittal deformities and extra-articular malalignments (33 and 14 citations). Her case series on complex surgical scenarios highlights the adaptability of robotic technology in non-standard anatomies. Condrey’s contributions have advanced the field by validating robotic TKA as a reliable tool for achieving mechanical alignment and improving recovery, making her work essential for surgeons and researchers seeking to refine joint replacement techniques and enhance patient quality of life.
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