Nikolaos Mylonakis
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Nikolaos Mylonakis is a pioneering orthopedic surgeon whose research centers on the precision and outcomes of robotic-assisted total knee arthroplasty (TKA). His major contribution lies in rigorously evaluating the accuracy of the ROSA robotic system, specifically its imageless mode for achieving targeted bone resection thickness—a critical factor in implant longevity and patient recovery. In a prospective, single-surgeon case-series study (2024, 12 citations), Mylonakis demonstrated that the ROSA system reliably achieves planned resection depths in the distal femur, proximal tibia, and posterior condyles, offering compelling evidence for the technology’s clinical value. This work addresses a key challenge in TKA: balancing robotic precision with the practical need to minimize preoperative imaging. By providing objective data on the system’s accuracy, Mylonakis helps surgeons and patients make informed decisions about adopting robotic assistance. His findings are particularly impactful for researchers and clinicians seeking to optimize surgical workflows and improve outcomes in joint replacement surgery, marking him as a rising authority in the field of computer-assisted orthopedics.
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