Maunil Mullick

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Maunil Mullick is an orthopedic researcher whose work focuses on optimizing outcomes in total knee arthroplasty (TKA), particularly through the lens of alignment philosophy and implant survivorship. His most cited study, "Tibial Components Placed in Constitutional Varus Alignment in Primary Total Knee Arthroplasty: A 5-Year Survivorship Analysis" (2025), challenges traditional neutral alignment dogma by investigating the safety and durability of tibial components placed in constitutional varus. With 4 citations, this work contributes to the growing evidence that restoring a patient’s native alignment may reduce aseptic loosening and improve long-term implant survival. Mullick’s research sits at the intersection of precision medicine and joint reconstruction, addressing a critical debate in modern orthopedics: whether to prioritize mechanical or kinematic alignment. His findings offer practical guidance for surgeons seeking to balance stability with physiological load distribution. While early in his career, Mullick’s focus on survivorship analysis and alignment strategies signals a commitment to evidence-based, patient-specific arthroplasty. His work is particularly relevant for researchers and clinicians exploring how subtle variations in component positioning can influence revision rates and functional outcomes in the aging population.