Mahveen Jahan
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Mahveen Jahan is an emerging orthopedic researcher whose work focuses on evaluating the long-term outcomes of surgical innovations in joint replacement. Her most-cited study, published in 2025, critically examines the comparative effectiveness of navigated and robotic total knee arthroplasty against conventional techniques. Analyzing data from the American Joint Replacement Registry, Jahan’s research challenges prevailing assumptions by demonstrating that advanced technologies do not confer improved five-year survivorship over traditional approaches. This finding has significant implications for surgical decision-making and healthcare resource allocation, prompting surgeons to reconsider the routine adoption of expensive navigation and robotic systems. With six citations already, her work is gaining traction among orthopedic surgeons and health outcomes researchers. Jahan’s contribution lies in providing rigorous, registry-based evidence that tempers enthusiasm for new technologies with real-world data on their incremental benefits. Her research exemplifies the critical role of comparative effectiveness studies in orthopedics, offering a balanced perspective that prioritizes patient outcomes over technological novelty.
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