Edoardo Bori

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Edoardo Bori is a leading researcher at the intersection of orthopaedic surgery and robotics, whose work is shaping the future of precision joint replacement. His primary research areas focus on robotic-assisted knee arthroplasty, surgical reproducibility, and long-term clinical outcomes. Bori’s major contributions include a landmark 2021 review, “Robotics in orthopaedic surgery: why, what and how?” (60 citations), which serves as a foundational guide for the field. He has also advanced the understanding of robotic-assisted partial knee surgery through a 10-year follow-up retrospective study (2025, 7 citations), providing rare long-term data on prosthesis implantation. Additionally, his 2023 investigation into the reproducibility of clinical measurements in robotic knee surgery (5 citations) addresses a critical gap in surgical consistency. Bori’s work demonstrates that robotic-assisted uni-compartmental knee arthroplasty (UKA) can significantly improve bone resection accuracy and biomechanical restoration. His research is essential reading for orthopaedic surgeons and biomedical engineers seeking evidence-based insights into the benefits and limitations of robotic systems in knee surgery, highlighting his role as a key voice in the transition toward data-driven, technology-enhanced orthopaedic care.