Rishika Bheem
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Rishika Bheem’s research focuses on advancing orthopedic surgery through robotic-assisted technologies, particularly in total hip arthroplasty (THA). Her most-cited work, a 2021 study analyzing 501 hips with 44-month follow-up, demonstrated that robotic-arm assisted THA yields excellent patient-reported outcomes and implant survivorship. This large-scale investigation provided critical evidence supporting the precision and reliability of robotic systems like Mako in primary hip replacements. With 9 citations, the paper has influenced clinical protocols and sparked further inquiry into robotic orthopedics. Bheem’s contributions are notable for bridging surgical innovation with real-world data, offering surgeons and patients confidence in minimally invasive, technology-driven approaches. Her work underscores the potential of robotics to improve alignment, reduce complications, and enhance recovery in joint arthroplasty. As a rising voice in orthopedic research, Bheem continues to shape the future of precision surgery, making her studies essential reading for clinicians and researchers exploring the intersection of engineering and medicine.
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