Pengcui Li

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Pengcui Li is a leading figure in orthopedic surgery and medical robotics, whose work has significantly advanced the evidence base for joint replacement procedures. His primary research focuses on the comparative effectiveness of robotics-assisted versus conventional manual techniques in total hip arthroplasty (THA). Li’s most influential contribution is a landmark systematic review and meta-analysis, which synthesized data from multiple controlled clinical trials to clarify the controversial outcomes of robotic assistance. This highly cited work (73 citations) provides critical, data-driven insights into the clinical efficacy, precision, and safety of robotic systems, helping to guide surgical decision-making and patient care. Beyond this meta-analysis, Li’s research portfolio consistently explores the intersection of surgical technology and patient outcomes, aiming to optimize recovery and implant longevity. His rigorous, evidence-based approach has made him a key voice in the ongoing debate over the adoption of robotics in orthopedics, influencing both clinical practice and future research directions in the field.