Patrizio Caldora
Ospedale San Donato, IRCCS Ospedale San Raffaele, Ospedale San Giuseppe
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85
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About
Patrizio Caldora is a leading orthopaedic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on advancing total hip and knee arthroplasty through robotic-assisted technologies. His major contributions lie in rigorously comparing robotic systems—particularly the Mako platform—against conventional surgical methods. In a pivotal 2018 study with 39 citations, Caldora evaluated native femoral neck version and final stem variability in robotically implanted total hip arthroplasty, demonstrating the precision achievable with robotic guidance. His 2018 retrospective study (17 citations) showed that robotic-assisted total hip arthroplasty reduced hospital stays and improved clinical outcomes over manual implantation. Caldora also explored the direct anterior approach versus robotic posterolateral techniques (2024, 13 citations), providing critical insights into surgical approach selection. His work on blood transfusion rates and the learning curve in robotic arthroplasty (2021, 10 citations) has practical implications for surgical training and patient safety. Most recently, his 2025 scoping review on robotic-assisted hip and knee revision arthroplasty (6 citations) highlights his forward-looking focus on complex cases. With a cumulative impact of over 85 citations, Caldora’s research is shaping evidence-based adoption of robotics in orthopaedics, making him a key voice in the evolution of joint replacement surgery.
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- 5Robotic‐assisted hip and knee revision arthroplasty: A scoping review6 citations · 2025