Roberta Banchetti
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About
Dr. Roberta Banchetti is a leading orthopedic researcher whose work centers on advancing total hip arthroplasty (THA) through the integration of robotic-assisted surgical technologies. Her primary research areas include comparative effectiveness of robotic versus conventional hip replacement, surgical learning curves, and perioperative outcomes optimization. Dr. Banchetti’s major contributions include pioneering evidence that robotic-arm assisted THA using the Mako system can reduce hospital stays and improve clinical outcomes compared to standard manual implantation, as demonstrated in her highly cited 2018 retrospective study (17 citations). She further advanced the field by investigating the relationship between blood transfusion rates, hospital length of stay, and the learning curve for robotic procedures in her 2021 work (10 citations), providing critical insights for surgical teams adopting this technology. Her research has been instrumental in quantifying the cost-benefit of robotic surgery, helping to shape clinical guidelines and surgical decision-making. With a growing citation impact and a focus on data-driven surgical innovation, Dr. Banchetti’s work continues to influence the evolution of minimally invasive, technology-enhanced orthopedic care.
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