Lindsay Millar
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Lindsay Millar is a researcher focused on orthopedic biomechanics and surgical outcomes, with a particular emphasis on knee arthroplasty. Her work investigates the functional recovery and long-term gait mechanics following different surgical techniques, notably comparing robotic-assisted and conventional unicompartmental knee arthroplasty (UKA). Her most-cited study, a five-year follow-up of gait in robotic-assisted versus conventional UKA, has garnered 9 citations and provides critical insights into the durability and functional benefits of robotic assistance in joint replacement. This research contributes to the growing body of evidence supporting precision surgery for improved patient mobility and quality of life. Millar’s work is notable for its longitudinal design, offering a rare long-term perspective on postoperative gait patterns. Her findings help clinicians and researchers understand how surgical approach influences biomechanical outcomes, ultimately guiding best practices in orthopedic surgery. Through her focused investigations, Lindsay Millar advances the field of orthopedic rehabilitation and surgical innovation.
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