Ibrahim Hakami
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About
Ibrahim Hakami is a rising surgical researcher whose work bridges public health, orthopedics, and emerging surgical technologies. His research centers on three key areas: public perceptions of robotic-assisted surgery, the surgical management of osteoporosis-associated fractures, and the translation of advanced surgical techniques into clinical practice. Hakami’s 2024 cross-sectional study on knowledge and attitudes toward robotic-assisted surgery among the general population in Saudi Arabia, with 5 citations, provides critical insights into patient readiness for adopting minimally invasive technologies. His concurrent review on advancements in surgical management of osteoporosis-associated fractures, also with 5 citations, systematically examines how compromised bone density challenges traditional fracture fixation and explores novel surgical strategies—including enhanced implant designs and biologic augmentation—to improve outcomes in this vulnerable population. Though early in his career, Hakami’s work demonstrates a commitment to addressing pressing surgical challenges through evidence-based research. His contributions are particularly notable for their focus on the intersection of patient perception and surgical innovation, offering valuable guidance for clinicians and policymakers seeking to optimize surgical care in an era of rapid technological advancement.
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