Kisan Patel
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Kisan Patel is a rising voice in orthopedic health economics, focusing on the intersection of surgical innovation and cost-effectiveness. His primary research areas include total knee arthroplasty (TKA), robotic-assisted surgery, and healthcare resource utilization. Patel’s most notable contribution is his 2025 study, “Impact of robotic assistance on hospital stay direct costs of total knee arthroplasty,” which provides early evidence on how robotic technology influences both clinical outcomes and financial burdens in joint replacement. With 3 citations already, this work is gaining traction among surgeons and hospital administrators seeking data-driven decisions on adopting robotic platforms. Patel’s research helps clarify whether the higher upfront costs of robotic TKA are offset by reduced hospital stays and improved efficiency—a critical question for value-based care. His findings offer practical insights for optimizing surgical workflows and budgeting in orthopedic departments. As a researcher, Patel bridges engineering precision and real-world economics, making his work relevant for students interested in surgical technology, health policy, and cost-benefit analysis. His emerging portfolio signals a commitment to evidence-based practice that can shape future guidelines in arthroplasty.
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