Alistair Mayne
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About
Alistair Mayne is an emerging leader in orthopaedic surgery, with a focused research program on robotic-assisted total knee arthroplasty. His work critically evaluates the precision, safety, and clinical outcomes of modern robotic systems, particularly comparing the Mako and ROSA platforms. Mayne’s most cited study (21 citations) demonstrates that both systems achieve high surgical accuracy, while his subsequent work shows that the ROSA robotic-arm system reliably restores joint line height, patella height, and posterior condylar offset—key parameters for long-term implant success. He has also addressed practical concerns, including a comparative analysis of radiation exposure across popular robotic systems (8 citations) and a clinical survey identifying factors that influence the adoption of robotic surgery among orthopaedic trainees (3 citations). By combining technical validation with implementation science, Mayne’s research helps bridge the gap between emerging technology and everyday surgical practice. His contributions are shaping how surgeons and trainees approach robotic arthroplasty, ensuring that innovation is both evidence-based and accessible.
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