Yasuhiro Homma
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About
Yasuhiro Homma is an orthopedic surgeon and researcher specializing in total hip arthroplasty (THA), with a particular focus on robotic-assisted surgical technologies and their clinical and economic implications. His work sits at the intersection of surgical innovation, outcomes research, and health economics, making meaningful contributions to how modern hip replacement surgery is understood and optimized. Homma's most influential research explores fluoroscopy-based robotic-assisted THA systems, demonstrating their superiority in acetabular cup placement accuracy — particularly for challenging patient populations such as obese individuals and those presenting laterality-based surgical complexities. His Markov-model cost-effectiveness analysis provides surgeons and healthcare administrators with rigorous economic justification for adopting emerging robotic platforms. His investigation into learning curves for robotic THA further bridges the gap between technological adoption and surgical training. Collectively garnering over 40 citations within just one to two years of publication, his work reflects rapidly growing interest in the field. Notably, Homma has also engaged the perspectives of early-career surgeons through collaborative surveys with the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons, ensuring that technological development remains responsive to real-world training challenges. His portfolio positions him as a thoughtful advocate for evidence-driven surgical innovation in arthroplasty.
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