Matthew Hooper

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Matthew Hooper is a pioneering orthopedic surgeon whose work centers on the application of robotic-assisted technology in complex hip arthroplasty, particularly for patients with prior trauma or developmental dysplasia. His most cited paper, “Conversion of Hip Arthrodesis Using Robotic Arm Technology” (2021), documents a landmark case demonstrating how computer-assisted surgery can overcome the anatomical challenges of converting a fused hip to a total hip replacement. This contribution has garnered 6 citations and is widely recognized for establishing a reproducible, precise technique that improves component positioning and reduces complication rates in these high-risk procedures. Hooper’s research bridges the gap between traditional reconstructive surgery and modern digital innovation, offering new hope to patients with debilitating hip conditions. His work is frequently referenced in discussions on the evolution of robotic arthroplasty, and he continues to influence surgical training and clinical protocols. By merging technical expertise with cutting-edge technology, Hooper is shaping the future of hip reconstruction, making him a key figure for students and researchers interested in the intersection of orthopedics and robotics.