Sports Medicine Research | FORE
biotech Clinical Research Program

Sports Medicine

Moving sports medicine forward through new repair methods, improved rehabilitation strategies, and cutting-edge biomechanical research.

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Aim & Scope

This group of board-certified orthopaedic sports medicine surgeons specializes in both adult and pediatric care and supports innovative research to advance treatment and recovery. At FORE and FOI, we are constantly studying new technologies and innovative surgical approaches to improve sports medicine outcomes — from new repair methods to improved rehabilitation strategies, we are committed to moving orthopaedic surgery forward.

Through the partnership between Florida Orthopaedic Institute and Foundation for Orthopaedic Research and Education, research and patient care work hand-in-hand. By supporting clinical studies, innovation, and education, this collaboration helps bring discoveries into real-world treatment — improving outcomes for patients today and in the future.

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Biomechanics Research

FORE supports advanced biomechanics research to evaluate joint movement, tendon strength, and repair techniques — bridging laboratory discovery with real-world surgical outcomes.


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Research In Action

Advancing treatment and recovery across key areas of sports medicine.

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ACL Research

Improving ACL repair and recovery outcomes through innovative surgical techniques and prospective clinical study.

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Cartilage Repair

Evaluating new technologies and biologics to maintain joint health and restore function after cartilage injury.

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Tendon Repair

Studying techniques to strengthen tendon repairs and accelerate recovery for athletes and active patients.

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OBERD Outcomes Registry

We collect real-world outcomes data through registries like OBERD to better understand how patients recover after knee and shoulder injuries. This helps our team evaluate treatment effectiveness and improve long-term results.


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Our Surgeons

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Neil Kumar, MD, MBA
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Seth Gasser, MD, FAAOS
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Seung Yi, MD
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Delbert Remaley, DO
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Charles Nofsinger, MD
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Christopher E. Baker, MD
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Ongoing Research

Active clinical trials and follow-up studies currently underway in Sports Medicine.

Active Enrolling Trials

BioBrace Implant for Arthroscopic Repair of Full Thickness Rotator Cuff Tears

A prospective, single-blind, multicenter, randomized controlled pivotal study evaluating the safety and effectiveness of the BioBrace Implant during arthroscopic rotator cuff repair.

Post Market Confirmatory Study: Integrity Implant System for Rotator Cuff Tear Augmentation

Interventional post-market confirmatory study assessing the Integrity Implant System's clinical performance in rotator cuff tear augmentation procedures.

MACI Multicenter Clinical Outcomes Registry

Multicenter registry tracking real-world clinical outcomes for Matrix-Induced Autologous Chondrocyte Implantation (MACI), a cartilage restoration procedure for the knee.

Active Follow-up Studies

Age as a Risk Factor for Poor Outcomes of Bridge-Enhanced ACL Restoration (BEAR®)

A prospective cohort clinical trial evaluating how patient age influences clinical outcomes following Bridge-Enhanced ACL Restoration, a biologic alternative to traditional ACL reconstruction.

High-Intensity Home Stretching vs. Physical Therapy for Adhesive Capsulitis

Prospective, randomized controlled trial assessing the efficacy of a high-intensity home stretching device compared to traditional physical therapy in the non-operative management of frozen shoulder.

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Sports Medicine Publications

Browse peer-reviewed publications from FORE's Sports Medicine team covering ACL research, cartilage repair, tendon repair, and outcomes registries.

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