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About
Arash Taheri’s research bridges two distinct frontiers: the precision of robotic‑assisted orthopaedic surgery and the futuristic promise of bio‑inspired microrobotics. In orthopaedics, his work focuses on total hip arthroplasty (THA), where he has compared conventional procedures with robotic‑arm‑assisted techniques. His 2018 study, cited 27 times, examined surgical time, transfusion rates, length of stay, complications, and the learning curve—providing critical evidence for adopting robotic assistance. A 2022 paper further demonstrated that robotic‑arm‑assisted THA is more bone‑preserving than conventional replacements or hip resurfacing, a key advantage for younger patients. Earlier in his career, Taheri explored medical microrobotics, designing a miniature virus‑inspired swimming robot and developing numerical strategies for biomimetic flagellar propulsion. These contributions, though smaller in citation count, laid groundwork for navigating inaccessible regions of the body for drug delivery and minimally invasive surgery. His work exemplifies a rare combination of clinical orthopaedic research and cutting‑edge bio‑engineering, offering insights that could shape both surgical practice and the future of medical microrobots.
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