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About
M. Bonnin is a leading orthopaedic researcher whose work is reshaping total knee arthroplasty (TKA) through a focus on surgical precision, cost-effectiveness, and patient-specific outcomes. His research spans three critical areas: the economic evaluation of computer-assisted technologies, optimization of the patellofemoral compartment, and the debate between restoring native knee anatomy versus designing the "optimal prosthetic" knee. Bonnin’s most cited paper (2022, 42 citations) provides a comparative cost analysis of four different computer-assisted technologies for TKA, challenging assumptions about their economic viability. A second highly influential work (2024, 38 citations) argues for dynamic assessment of the patellofemoral joint to address persistent anterior knee pain—a problem that remains common even among satisfied patients. Bonnin has also surveyed members of the European Knee Society to identify perceived benefits and barriers to robot-assisted TKA (2022, 17 citations), and his recent concept papers (2025) explore how AI-powered personalization and holistic standardized processes will transform TKA from a singular procedure into an integrated care pathway. With over 100 total citations and a growing portfolio of forward-looking work, Bonnin is a key voice in the evolution of smart, patient-centered knee arthroplasty.
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