Domenico Paolicelli
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Domenico Paolicelli is a leading orthopedic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on advancing total knee arthroplasty (TKA) through robotic-assisted and image-based surgical techniques. His primary research areas include joint line preservation, fixed flexion deformity correction, and functional alignment principles in knee replacement surgery. Paolicelli’s major contribution lies in demonstrating that image-based robotic TKA, when combined with functional alignment, can effectively restore the anatomical knee joint line even in complex cases involving advanced fixed flexion deformities—without the need for extensive soft tissue releases or excessive bone resection. This approach minimizes bone stock loss and improves postoperative outcomes. His most-cited paper (2025, 12 citations) provides compelling evidence from a retrospective comparative cohort study, showing that robotic assistance preserves joint line level more reliably than conventional methods. Paolicelli’s work is highly regarded for its clinical relevance, offering surgeons a reproducible, bone-conserving strategy that enhances implant longevity and patient function. His research continues to shape modern TKA practice, particularly for challenging deformity cases.
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