Zhenchao Huang
Qingdao University, Affiliated Hospital of Qingdao University
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Total Citations
17
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About
Zhenchao Huang is a leading orthopedic researcher advancing precision in total hip arthroplasty (THA), with a focus on robotic-assisted surgical techniques and their impact on patient outcomes across diverse populations. His work addresses critical challenges in joint replacement, particularly for obese and overweight patients—a growing demographic in need of optimized care. Huang’s most cited study (2024, 9 citations) demonstrates that robotic-assisted THA outperforms manual techniques in these patients, achieving superior acetabular component orientation and reducing complication risks. He further validated these findings in a prospective randomized controlled trial (2024, 7 citations), showing that a novel whole-process robotic hip system improves radiographic outcomes and decreases femoral-side complications. Most recently (2025), Huang explored size prediction methods and stem positioning discrepancies, highlighting the superiority of robotic systems over traditional approaches. His cumulative work, with over 17 citations, underscores a commitment to evidence-based innovation, bridging surgical technology and patient-specific care. Huang’s research not only refines surgical precision but also sets new standards for inclusive, data-driven orthopedic practice, making him a pivotal figure in modern hip arthroplasty.
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