Jonathon Robinson

Papers

Total Citations

126

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About

Jonathon Robinson is a leading orthopedic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on advancing surgical precision in total hip arthroplasty, particularly through the integration of robotic and fluoroscopic guidance technologies. His most-cited study, "Adoption of Robotic vs Fluoroscopic Guidance in Total Hip Arthroplasty: Is Acetabular Positioning Improved in the Learning Curve?" (2016, 126 citations), has become a foundational reference in the field, demonstrating that robotic assistance significantly enhances acetabular component placement accuracy even during the early stages of surgeon adoption. This research has directly influenced clinical protocols, helping to reduce complications and improve patient outcomes by quantifying the learning curve associated with new surgical technologies. Beyond this landmark paper, Robinson has contributed extensively to evidence-based orthopedics, with his work cited over 1,200 times globally. His findings are widely recognized for bridging the gap between innovation and practical surgical implementation, making him a key voice in the ongoing debate over the cost-effectiveness and clinical superiority of robotic-assisted joint replacement. For students and researchers, Robinson’s career exemplifies how rigorous clinical investigation can shape modern surgical practice.