Si Heng Sharon Tan
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Dr. Si Heng Sharon Tan is a leading orthopaedic surgeon-researcher whose work centers on advancing surgical precision and outcomes in knee arthroplasty. Her most cited study, a 2020 meta-analysis comparing robot-assisted versus conventional total and unicompartmental knee arthroplasty, has garnered 87 citations and provides critical evidence that robotic assistance improves radiological accuracy and functional recovery. This work, alongside her broader contributions, has helped define best practices in joint replacement surgery, particularly in optimizing implant alignment and reducing complications. Dr. Tan’s research integrates systematic reviews and clinical data to bridge the gap between emerging technology and patient outcomes, making her a key voice in evidence-based orthopaedics. Her impact is reflected in the widespread citation of her meta-analysis by surgeons and researchers worldwide, underscoring its role in shaping modern surgical protocols. Beyond this landmark study, she continues to explore innovations in arthroplasty, cementing her reputation as a clinician-scientist dedicated to improving quality of life through rigorous, data-driven approaches.
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