Yosif Mansor

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Yosif Mansor is a leading orthopaedic researcher whose work focuses on optimizing outcomes in total hip arthroplasty (THA), particularly through the integration of advanced surgical technologies. His major contributions center on two critical areas: understanding how prior surgical history affects joint replacement success, and evaluating the clinical efficacy of robotic-arm assistance in hip surgery. In his landmark 2017 match-controlled study (38 citations), Mansor demonstrated that patients with prior arthroscopy experience significantly inferior outcomes following subsequent THA—a finding that has reshaped surgical decision-making and patient counseling. His 2020 pair-matched controlled study (29 citations) provided some of the earliest robust evidence that robotic-arm assisted THA yields superior short-term clinical outcomes compared to manual techniques, addressing a critical gap in the literature at a time when robotic assistance was emerging as a viable surgical option. By systematically comparing these approaches at minimum two-year follow-up, Mansor has helped establish evidence-based guidelines for technology adoption in joint replacement. His work continues to influence how surgeons balance innovation with proven clinical results, making him a respected voice in the evolution of modern arthroplasty practice.