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Anthony Romeo

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Robotics in shoulder arthroplasty: Stay focused on improved outcomes Original

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By Anthony Romeo
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Robotic-assisted surgery is transforming total hip and knee arthroplasty, delivering measurable improvements in implant positioning and emerging long-term outcome data that justify the investment. The shoulder arthroplasty community now faces strong momentum toward robotic adoption in joint replacement surgery.
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Robotics in shoulder arthroplasty: Stay focused on improved outcomes

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By Anthony Romeo, Kristine Houck
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Robotic-assisted surgery is transforming total hip and knee arthroplasty, delivering measurable improvements in implant positioning and emerging long-term outcome data that justify the investment. The shoulder arthroplasty community now faces strong momentum toward robotic adoption in joint replacement surgery.
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Changing course: Recognize the signals and understand the science

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By Anthony Romeo, Kristine Houck Verified
| Orthopedics Today Verified
Changing course: Recognize the signals and understand the science The challenges of health care have led many physicians to consider changing their professional environment. The first impulse is to modify the current situation, but systemic and institutional inertia may prevent any meaningful change. Questions arise and these concerns may be briefly silenced by strong clinical outcomes, patient gratitude or the rewards of mentoring fellows and residents who value your guidance.
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