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Dia Eldean Giebaly is a leading orthopedic researcher whose work centers on advancing total hip and knee arthroplasty through robotic-assisted and image-guided surgical techniques. His major contributions lie in demonstrating how robotic-arm assistance and CT-based planning can achieve superior implant positioning, restore native hip biomechanics, and improve reproducibility compared to conventional procedures. In a landmark 2024 randomized controlled trial (34 citations), Giebaly showed that robotic-assisted total hip arthroplasty more reliably restores the center of rotation—a critical factor for long-term joint function and implant survival. His 2022 study (33 citations) further confirmed that image-based robotic assistance through the direct anterior approach yields better acetabular cup orientation and center of rotation restitution. Giebaly has also pioneered the concept of functional component positioning, addressing spinopelvic pathology in THA (21 citations), and provided practical guidance on troubleshooting robotic systems during surgery (7 citations). His work is shaping the next generation of precision arthroplasty, offering surgeons and students evidence-based insights into how technology can improve patient outcomes and surgical consistency.
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- 4Troubleshooting Robotics During Total Hip and Knee Arthroplasty7 citations · 2023