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Thadi Mohan is an orthopedic surgeon and clinical researcher whose work sits at the intersection of joint reconstruction and emerging surgical technologies, with a particular focus on knee arthroplasty. His research has made meaningful contributions to understanding the precision and reliability of robotic-arm assisted surgical systems compared to conventional manual techniques in both total and unicompartmental knee replacement procedures. Mohan's most influential work, a 2021 prospective observational study garnering 20 citations, rigorously evaluated limb alignment accuracy and implant positioning in robotic versus manual total knee arthroplasty, providing surgeons with critical comparative data to inform clinical decision-making. His 2020 study on tibial component positioning in unicompartmental procedures, cited 15 times, further established the measurable advantages of robotic assistance in achieving surgical precision. Notably, his investigation into lateral unicompartmental knee arthroplasty outcomes from an Indian clinical perspective highlights his commitment to contextualizing global surgical innovations within regional healthcare settings. Through his growing body of evidence, Mohan is helping to shape the adoption of robotic surgical technology in orthopedics, offering the academic community robust, practice-oriented insights that bridge technological innovation with patient-centered outcomes.
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