Mohamed Kenawey
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Mohamed Kenawey is an orthopedic researcher whose work centers on surgical navigation, deformity correction, and biomechanics. His most-cited study, “Assessment of the accuracy of infrared and electromagnetic navigation using an industrial robot” (2011, 12 citations), pioneered a rigorous, robot-assisted methodology to evaluate factors influencing navigation precision—such as deformity magnitude, plane, and base position—using human cadaveric femora. By directly comparing infrared and electromagnetic systems, Kenawey identified critical variables that affect surgical accuracy, offering foundational insights for improving computer-assisted orthopedic surgery. This work exemplifies his broader contributions to enhancing the reliability of navigation technologies in complex deformity corrections. Though his citation count reflects a focused, early-career impact, Kenawey’s research is notable for its innovative integration of industrial robotics with clinical biomechanics, setting a benchmark for experimental design in navigation accuracy studies. His findings continue to inform surgeons and engineers seeking to optimize intraoperative guidance, particularly in challenging cases involving multiplanar deformities. Kenawey’s dedication to precision and methodological rigor marks him as a thoughtful contributor to the advancement of orthopedic navigation.
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