Gregory Martin

University of Central Florida, University of Miami

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About

Gregory Martin is a rising voice in orthopedic surgery, specializing in the precision and personalization of joint replacement. His research critically examines the evolving landscape of total hip and knee arthroplasty, focusing on the comparative effectiveness of conventional techniques, patient-specific instrumentation, robotics, and customized implants. Martin’s major contribution lies in demystifying the hype surrounding new technologies, providing evidence-based assessments of their real-world benefits over traditional, surgeon-dependent methods. His most cited work, a 2022 study on total hip arthroplasty using patient-specific resurfacing jigs and a novel custom implant design, highlights his commitment to improving implant positioning and procedural accuracy. Though his citation counts are currently modest—with his top paper gathering 3 citations and a 2025 review on knee replacements reaching 1—his work is foundational for a new generation of surgeons navigating the transition from art to data-driven precision. Martin’s critical perspective is especially valuable for students and researchers seeking to understand which technological advancements truly enhance patient outcomes versus those driven by market trends.