Clarisse Zigan
Papers
2
Total Citations
10
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2
About
Clarisse Zigan’s research bridges two seemingly distinct fields—orthopedic biomechanics and inclusive technology—united by a commitment to improving human function and accessibility. In biomechanics, she has made pivotal contributions to hip stability, particularly through her 2024 study on the medial iliofemoral ligament’s role in total hip arthroplasty via the direct anterior approach. This work, already garnering 5 citations, provides critical insights for surgeons seeking to enhance joint stability and patient outcomes. Simultaneously, Zigan addresses the often-overlooked challenges faced by persons with disabilities when using self-service technologies (SSTs). Her 2021 paper, also with 5 citations, highlights systemic barriers and proposes forward-looking solutions: integrating intuitive, universal design from the outset, leveraging robotics for seamless delivery, and refining artificial intelligence to create truly accessible interfaces. By identifying these game-changing innovations, Zigan advocates for a future where technology adapts to all users, not just the able-bodied. Her dual focus—on surgical precision and inclusive design—demonstrates a rare versatility, making her work relevant to clinicians, engineers, and policymakers alike. With each citation, her impact grows, signaling a researcher whose insights are shaping both operating rooms and the digital landscape.
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