Marwan Al-Zibari
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Marwan Al-Zibari is a leading orthopedic researcher whose work centers on advancing robotic-assisted knee arthroplasty, with a particular focus on imageless, hand-held systems. His major contribution lies in critically evaluating the evidence for these emerging technologies, addressing key questions around surgical learning curves, implant accuracy, functional outcomes, and long-term survivorship. His most-cited systematic review, published in 2020, synthesizes data from multiple databases to assess the quality of evidence for image-free robotic systems, providing a foundational resource for surgeons and researchers navigating this rapidly evolving field. With 26 citations, this work has become a reference point for studies on robotic-assisted joint replacement, highlighting both the promise and the gaps in current evidence. Al-Zibari’s scholarship is notable for its rigorous methodology and clear focus on translating technical innovation into measurable clinical benefit, making him a trusted voice in orthopedic surgery. His research continues to shape how the orthopedic community evaluates and adopts robotic tools, ultimately aiming to improve patient outcomes and surgical precision.
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