C. von Hasselbach

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C. von Hasselbach is a pioneering researcher in orthopedic surgery, with a primary focus on total hip arthroplasty (THA) and computer-assisted surgical techniques. Their most notable contribution is the landmark experimental study, "Computer assisted implantation of the femoral stem in THA - an experimental study" (1999, 24 citations), which demonstrated the potential of computer-guided systems to enhance the precision and reproducibility of femoral stem placement. This work laid early groundwork for the integration of digital technology into joint replacement surgery, influencing subsequent developments in robotic and navigation-assisted orthopedics. With over two decades of influence, von Hasselbach’s research has been cited by peers advancing surgical accuracy and patient outcomes. Their work remains a foundational reference for students and clinicians exploring the intersection of biomechanics, implant design, and computer-assisted surgery.