Johanna Elliott

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Johanna Elliott is a leading orthopedic researcher whose work centers on the advancement of robotic-assisted joint replacement, with a particular focus on knee arthroplasty. Her most influential contribution is the 2021 review, "Robotic-assisted knee arthroplasty: an evolution in progress," which has garnered 46 citations and serves as a definitive resource for surgeons and engineers navigating the rapidly evolving landscape of surgical robotics. In this work, Elliott provides a critical, concise analysis of available robotic systems and the clinical data supporting their use, effectively bridging the gap between emerging technology and evidence-based practice. Her research is pivotal in demonstrating how robotic assistance can enhance precision, improve patient outcomes, and drive the evolution of orthopedic surgery. By synthesizing complex technical and clinical information, Elliott has established herself as a key voice in the field, helping to shape the adoption and refinement of these innovative tools. Her work continues to influence both current surgical protocols and future research directions in joint replacement.