Stijn Herregodts
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About
Dr. Stijn Herregodts is a leading researcher in orthopaedic biomechanics, with a primary focus on advancing computer-assisted and robotic technologies for joint arthroplasty. His work centers on two critical areas: improving the accuracy of intraoperative bone registration in total knee arthroplasty and evaluating the biomechanical performance of reverse shoulder implants. In his highly cited 2022 study, Herregodts assessed the precision of stereotactic boundary reconstruction during knee surgery, demonstrating how image-based registration directly impacts implant placement and the reliability of robotic surgical systems. His 2023 robotic evaluation of six different reverse shoulder implants provided crucial comparative data on implant design, influencing clinical decision-making. Most recently, his 2025 investigation into rotator cuff length changes after reverse total shoulder arthroplasty addresses a key complication—loss of external rotation force—by linking implant geometry to muscle function. With each publication garnering significant attention in the field, Herregodts’ work bridges the gap between engineering precision and surgical outcomes, offering actionable insights for improving patient mobility and implant longevity. His contributions are shaping the next generation of smart, patient-specific orthopaedic solutions.
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