Daniel B. Buchalter
NYU Langone Health, Hospital for Special Surgery, University of Wisconsin System
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About
Daniel B. Buchalter is an orthopedic surgeon and researcher whose work is advancing the precision and safety of total hip arthroplasty (THA). His primary research focus is the application of robotic-assisted technology to improve surgical outcomes in complex hip replacement scenarios. Buchalter’s major contributions demonstrate that intraoperative technology significantly enhances the accuracy of component positioning within a functional safe zone, a finding from his 2022 study that has garnered 34 citations and is reshaping surgical planning. He has further explored the benefits of robotic assistance in high-risk populations, including patients with femoral neck fractures and those with developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH). His 2025 work on THA for femoral neck fractures reports low rates of dislocation and reoperation, directly addressing a critical challenge in this vulnerable group. Similarly, his investigation into robotic-assisted THA for DDH highlights improved radiographic and clinical outcomes despite complex bone morphology. Through these studies, Buchalter is establishing a robust evidence base that robotic assistance can mitigate traditional complications, offering patients safer, more reliable joint replacement surgery.
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