Haoming An
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About
Haoming An is a rising orthopedic researcher whose work focuses on the precision and efficacy of robotic-assisted total knee and hip arthroplasty. His major contributions center on evaluating and comparing the performance of emerging robotic systems, particularly the “SkyWalker” robot, against established platforms like MAKO. In a pivotal one-year follow-up study (8 citations), An demonstrated the clinical viability of the SkyWalker system, and his comparative analysis of short-term outcomes (6 citations) provided critical evidence that robot-assisted TKA can achieve superior alignment and recovery over traditional manual techniques. His 2024 study on sagittal alignment discrepancies (10 citations) revealed important variations among different robotic brands, offering surgeons actionable insights for implant positioning. An also investigated the practical limitations of robotic surgery, analyzing why robot-assisted total hip arthroplasty procedures are sometimes aborted in a large Chinese cohort. With a growing citation footprint, Haoming An is helping to define the standards for robotic workflow in joint replacement, making him a key voice for surgeons and researchers navigating the transition to computer-assisted orthopedics.
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