Rawan Masarwa
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Rawan Masarwa is a rising orthopedic researcher whose work focuses on advancing total knee arthroplasty (TKA) through innovative surgical technologies. Her primary research area centers on comparing robot-assisted TKA with conventional methods, with particular emphasis on imageless robotic systems that eliminate the need for preoperative CT scans. Her most cited paper, "Short-term outcomes of an imageless robot-assisted total knee arthroplasty compared with a conventional method: A retrospective cohort study" (2022, 5 citations), investigates whether robotic assistance improves implant positioning, soft tissue management, and clinical outcomes. This work contributes to the growing evidence base for robotic arthroplasty, addressing key questions about whether the added cost and complexity of robotic systems translate into measurable patient benefits. Masarwa's research is particularly notable for its focus on imageless robotics, a technology that streamlines surgical workflow while potentially maintaining the precision advantages of robotic assistance. As a researcher early in her career, her work is already helping surgeons and healthcare systems evaluate the real-world value of adopting robotic technology in joint replacement surgery, making her a contributor to the ongoing evolution of orthopedic practice.
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