Enrico Tassinari

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Enrico Tassinari is a leading researcher in the field of orthopaedic surgery and medical device safety, with a particular focus on computer-assisted arthroplasty. His work critically examines the intersection of software reliability and surgical outcomes, most notably through his landmark study "Software-related recalls in computer-assisted hip and knee arthroplasty" (2023), which has already garnered significant attention with 2 citations. This research systematically analyzes the causes and consequences of software failures in robotic and navigation-assisted joint replacement procedures, providing crucial insights for improving device regulation and patient safety. Tassinari's contributions have helped establish a framework for understanding how software errors can compromise surgical precision, leading to recalls and adverse events. His work is essential reading for surgeons, biomedical engineers, and regulatory professionals seeking to enhance the reliability of computer-assisted orthopaedic technologies. By highlighting the vulnerabilities in these advanced systems, Tassinari has positioned himself at the forefront of efforts to make robotic surgery safer and more effective for patients worldwide.