Praharsha Mulpur
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About
Praharsha Mulpur is an orthopedic surgeon and clinical researcher whose work centers on robotic-assisted joint arthroplasty, surgical technique optimization, and patient-reported outcomes in total knee and hip replacement surgery. Based primarily within the Indian surgical landscape, Mulpur has emerged as a leading voice on the adoption and refinement of robotic technology in arthroplasty, with a body of work that has collectively garnered over 90 citations in just a few years. His most impactful contributions include landmark comparative studies examining robotic versus conventional total knee arthroplasty, particularly in staged and simultaneous bilateral procedures, shedding light on alignment strategies, soft-tissue management, and postoperative pain outcomes. His 2022 paper on patient-reported outcomes in bilateral TKA remains his most cited work with 35 citations. Mulpur has also advanced understanding of perioperative blood management in robotic hip arthroplasty, radiological accuracy, and even underexplored dimensions such as sleep quality and femoral component flexion following TKA. Notably, his surveys on robotic adoption among Indian surgeons provide rare, region-specific insights into technological uptake challenges. His research bridges technical surgical innovation with real-world clinical practice, making him an increasingly influential figure in the global arthroplasty community.
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