Luca Andriollo

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Luca Andriollo is an emerging orthopedic surgery researcher whose work centers on the intersection of surgical technology and precision medicine in joint replacement. His research focuses primarily on total knee arthroplasty (TKA), with a particular emphasis on robotic-assisted surgical techniques and patient-specific alignment strategies. Andriollo's most notable contribution examines functional alignment — an innovative, individualized approach to knee replacement that leverages robotic technology to optimize coronal, sagittal, and axial plane balancing while preserving natural joint-line orientation and soft-tissue tension within carefully defined parameters. This systematic review represents a meaningful step forward in synthesizing evidence around robotic-assisted functionally aligned TKA, a rapidly evolving area where high-quality data remains limited. With 2 citations since its 2026 publication, the work is already gaining traction within the orthopedic community, reflecting growing interest in moving beyond traditional mechanical alignment paradigms toward more nuanced, biology-respecting surgical philosophies. As robotic platforms become increasingly integrated into joint replacement surgery, Andriollo's contributions position him as a promising voice in shaping evidence-based best practices for next-generation knee arthroplasty techniques.