Linsen T. Samuel
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About
Linsen T. Samuel is a leading orthopaedic researcher whose work centers on the transformative potential of robotic‑arm‑assisted arthroplasty. His primary research areas include total hip arthroplasty (THA), total knee arthroplasty (TKA), and unicompartmental knee arthroplasty (UKA), with a consistent focus on comparing robotic‑assisted techniques to conventional manual surgery. Samuel’s major contributions include landmark systematic reviews and meta‑analyses demonstrating that robotic assistance improves radiographic accuracy in THA (70 citations) and more precisely restores critical knee alignment parameters like the posterior condylar offset ratio and Insall‑Salvati index in TKA (58 citations). He has also shown that robotic‑arm‑assisted UKA yields excellent early functional outcomes and durable mid‑term survivorship, with studies reporting up to 7‑year follow‑up. His work on operative time trends in THA (19 citations) provides valuable context for healthcare policy. With over 250 total citations across his most‑cited papers, Samuel’s research is highly influential in shaping evidence‑based adoption of robotic technology in joint replacement. His propensity‑matched analyses and systematic reviews are essential reading for surgeons and trainees seeking to understand the clinical advantages of robotic‑assisted orthopaedics.
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