CLINICAL RESEARCH
The clinical research department conducts orthopaedic clinical trials in such sub-specialties as hand, foot, ankle, knee, hip, spine, elbow, shoulder and sports medicine.
BIOMECHANICAL RESEARCH
Our Research Lab utilizes collaboration between different subspecialties of biomedical engineers and physicians to perform various biomechanical evaluation including: synthetic bone testing, cadaver testing, computer simulations and finite element modeling.
CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION
The CME Department encourages the continuing development of healthcare professionals by offering an array of activities that enhances existing knowledge and skills and encourages improvements in patient care.
Return to Sport and Physical Activity after ORIF for Lisfranc Injury
Kenneth J. Mroczek, MD, comments on Mora A, Kao M,...
Evaluating Treatment Options for Cervical Radiculopathy
Laviel Fernandez, MD, and Peter Passias, MD, comme...
Is Early Sports Specialization Worth It?
As sport specialization at the youth and high scho...
Do Obesity and Smoking Impact Healing after Wrist Surgery?
Obesity and smoking can have negative effects on b...
Hemiarthroplasty in Younger Patients with Shoulder Pathology
Timothy G. Reish, MD, and D. Hunter Hamilton, MD,...
Study Supports Non-Operative Treatment of Achilles Tendon Rupture
Dr. Kenneth Mroczek comments on Lim CS, Lees D,Gwy...