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This study aims to compare two advanced technologies used in total knee replacement surgery: robotic-assisted and computer-navigated systems. It will involve 140 patients with severe knee arthritis to see if one method leads to better function, less pain, or a higher quality of l…

This study is testing new computer software designed to help surgeons perform knee replacement operations more accurately. It will involve 120 adults with severe knee arthritis who need a total knee replacement. Researchers will compare the new software to the previous version by…

This study is comparing two different surgical techniques for wrist arthritis caused by an old injury. It will involve 170 adults who need surgery to fuse some of their wrist bones. Researchers will measure grip strength, pain, and movement over a year to see if removing one smal…

This study aims to develop faster, more reliable MRI scans to detect early signs of knee arthritis and cartilage damage. Researchers are testing new scanning methods on different MRI machines to create a standardized tool for spotting problems before symptoms appear. The study wi…

This study is testing whether a new procedure using tiny, dissolvable beads injected into knee arteries works better than standard steroid injections for reducing arthritis pain. About 89 adults with moderate to severe knee osteoarthritis pain that hasn't improved with other trea…