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I Browbank is a pioneering researcher in orthopaedic robotics, whose work has fundamentally advanced the field of computer-assisted orthopaedic surgery. His primary research areas include robotic-assisted internal fixation of femoral and hip fractures, as well as computer-guided osteotomy around the knee. Browbank’s major contributions lie in developing closed surgical techniques that reduce occupational radiation exposure for surgeons and improve procedural accuracy. His landmark 1995 paper on robotic-assisted internal fixation of femoral fractures (44 citations) introduced methods to minimize X-ray proximity risks, while his 1996 work on robot-assisted invasive orthopaedic surgery (27 citations) further established foundational principles. Notably, his 2000 study on fluoroscopy-based intraoperative registration for hip fractures (24 citations) addressed the most common orthopaedic procedure—sliding compression hip screw fixation—by enabling precise device positioning within the femoral neck-head. His work on computer and robotic assisted osteotomy around the knee (10 citations) tackled outcome variability in conventional osteotomy through advanced preoperative planning and execution. With over 100 cumulative citations, Browbank’s research has significantly influenced surgical practice, enhancing both patient outcomes and surgeon safety.