Andrew Dawood
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Andrew Dawood is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of digital dentistry, maxillofacial surgery, and orthopaedic mechatronics. His work centers on advancing patient-specific instrumentation and intraoperative manufacturing, with a focus on enhancing surgical precision in complex joint arthroplasty and craniofacial reconstruction. Dawood’s major contributions include the development of novel 3D-printed bespoke surgical guides and robotic systems that optimize implant placement, directly improving long-term outcomes for procedures like shoulder arthroplasty. His highly cited research, including the seminal 2016 paper on intraoperative manufacturing for shoulder arthroplasty, has garnered significant attention, demonstrating the clinical impact of his work. Notably, Dawood is also recognized for his leadership in digital dentistry, having authored influential texts on CAD/CAM technologies and guided the integration of additive manufacturing into surgical workflows. His interdisciplinary approach—bridging engineering, clinical practice, and materials science—has established him as a key figure in personalized medicine, with his innovations now informing standard protocols in orthopaedic and dental surgery worldwide.
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