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About
Yang Chen is an emerging orthopaedic surgery researcher whose work sits at the dynamic intersection of surgical robotics, spinal surgery, and joint replacement. Specializing in robot-assisted surgical systems, Chen has made meaningful contributions to understanding how robotic technology can improve precision, safety, and outcomes in complex orthopaedic procedures. His most-cited work, a 2025 meta-analysis examining robot-assisted pedicle screw placement in lumbar spondylolisthesis, synthesizes evidence on both the efficacy and safety of this increasingly adopted technique, offering clinicians critical guidance for spinal interventions. Complementing this, his retrospective study on robot-assisted total knee arthroplasty demonstrates that robotic systems can deliver superior control of femoral rotation angle — a technically demanding aspect of TKA that directly influences patient outcomes and implant longevity. Chen's multi-center investigation into incidental CT findings during preoperative planning for robotic joint replacement further reflects his broad clinical awareness, highlighting real-world complexities that arise when advanced imaging becomes routine. Though early in his citation trajectory, with his papers accumulating recognition across leading surgical journals, Yang Chen represents a promising voice shaping the evidence base for the next generation of technology-driven orthopaedic care.
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