Bishal Mohindru
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Bishal Mohindru is a clinical researcher whose work sits at the intersection of orthopaedic surgery, health technology assessment, and evidence-based medicine. His primary research focus is on evaluating the clinical and cost-effectiveness of emerging surgical technologies, particularly robotic-assisted knee replacement systems. Mohindru is best known for his leading role in the RACER-knee study, a landmark randomized controlled trial designed to generate high-quality evidence on whether robotic-arm systems improve surgical accuracy and patient outcomes compared to conventional techniques. This protocol paper, which has already garnered 17 citations, addresses a critical gap in the literature: despite the widespread adoption of robotic arthroplasty, robust evidence on its true value remains sparse. By designing a rigorous trial that assesses both clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness, Mohindru is helping to shape how healthcare systems make informed decisions about adopting expensive new technologies. His work is particularly notable for its emphasis on pragmatic, patient-centered outcomes, ensuring that innovations are held to the highest standard of proof before becoming standard practice. For students and researchers, Mohindru exemplifies the vital role of methodologically sound clinical trials in bridging the gap between technological promise and real-world patient benefit.
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