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About
Enejd Vezi is a rising orthopedic researcher whose work is reshaping how surgeons approach total knee arthroplasty (TKA), particularly through the lens of functional knee positioning (FKPos) and robotic assistance. His research centers on optimizing implant fixation and alignment strategies, challenging traditional mechanical alignment by exploring how residual varus or valgus can better accommodate individual anatomy and soft tissue balance. Vezi’s most cited papers—each accumulating citations rapidly since 2025—demonstrate his focus on high-stakes clinical questions: comparing cementless versus cemented fixation in robotic TKA, managing complex cases like TKA after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction, and evaluating outcomes in severe varus deformities. Notably, his work on restricted versus unrestricted FKPos for varus deformities ≥10° provides early evidence that both approaches yield comparable outcomes and revision rates, offering surgeons flexibility. He has also investigated the clinical safety of lateral prosthetic trochlear angle deviation, showing it is common yet well-tolerated. With his studies already garnering attention for their practical implications, Vezi is establishing himself as a key voice in the evolution of personalized, robotic-guided knee replacement surgery.
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