Dominique Saragaglia

Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Grenoble

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Dominique Saragaglia is a pioneering orthopedic surgeon and researcher whose work bridges computer-assisted surgery and robotic telemedicine. His key research areas include computer-assisted total knee arthroplasty and remote robotic ultrasound systems. Saragaglia’s major contribution is the development and clinical validation of the TER (Tele-Echography Robot), a robotic system enabling remote ultrasonic examinations. This innovation addresses critical access to diagnostic imaging in underserved or remote areas, with experimental evaluations demonstrating its clinical feasibility and reliability. His seminal paper on computer-assisted total knee replacement, “Prothèse totale du genou assistée par ordinateur : douze ans d’expérience grenobloise” (2009), summarizes over a decade of Grenoble-based experience, accumulating 6 citations and establishing a foundation for computer-guided orthopedic procedures. Saragaglia’s work has been cited in robotics and surgical journals, reflecting its interdisciplinary impact. Notably, his research on the TER system (2007–2008) has been recognized for its potential to democratize ultrasound diagnostics, with publications receiving 6 and 3 citations respectively. Through these contributions, Saragaglia has advanced both surgical precision and telemedicine accessibility, making him a notable figure in medical robotics and computer-assisted orthopedics.