Fabio Tatti
Papers
5
Total Citations
123
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About
Fabio Tatti is a leading researcher at the intersection of augmented reality (AR) and orthopaedic surgery, with a primary focus on revolutionizing shoulder arthroplasty. His work centers on developing and validating cutting-edge technologies to improve surgical precision, particularly in glenoid component positioning for reverse shoulder arthroplasty. Tatti’s major contributions include pioneering AR-assisted K-wire placement, which demonstrated superior accuracy in implant positioning—a critical factor for clinical outcomes. His proof-of-concept studies, such as the 2021 work on AR-guided glenoid placement (50 citations), and his exploration of AR in robotic-assisted orthopaedic surgery (41 citations), have established foundational workflows for integrating digital overlays into complex surgical environments. Additionally, Tatti has advanced the rapid intraoperative manufacture of patient-specific instrumentation using novel robotic technology (21 citations), enabling real-time customization. His earlier work on log-polar mapping techniques (9 citations) showcases a broader technical expertise in computer vision. With a cumulative impact of over 120 citations, Tatti’s research is shaping the future of computer-assisted orthopaedics, reducing cognitive burden on surgeons and enhancing procedural reliability. His innovative approach positions him as a key figure in the translation of AR from concept to clinical practice.
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- 2Augmented reality in robotic assisted orthopaedic surgery: A pilot study41 citations · 2021
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