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Systematic review shows robotic surgery improves outcomes in knee procedures, suggesting benefits for patients.
RA-PFJA offers excellent functional outcomes, effective pain relief, and lower revision and complication rates at short to mid-term follow-up. While promising, further high-quality studies are needed to assess long-term results and cost-effectiveness. As robotic systems become more widespread, continued innovation and comparative research will be critical to define their role in orthopaedic surgery.
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