Research

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Our Publications

The New York Orthopaedic Trauma Service (NYOTS) has conducted hundreds of research studies in many areas of Orthopaedic Trauma and has published extensively. We also are currently involved in research projects focused on many areas including the topics listed below. For a complete list of our research publications click on Our Publications

Our current and past research has been focused on many areas including: (Please click on a topic below to see our research on each topic)*

Acetabular fractures Ankle fractures Cartilage injuries Clavicle fractures Complex fractures Deep Venous Thrombosis Deformity correction Elbow fractures External fixation in fracture treatment Femoral head fractures Foot fractures Fracture treatment in older populations Fractures in adolescents Fractures in athletes Fractures with underlying osteoporosis Hand fractures Hip fractures Humerus fractures Knee fractures Limb lengthening Malunions	Minimally invasive fracture treatment Nonunions Open fractures Patella fractures Pathologic fractures Patient outcomes research Pelvic fractures Periprosthetic fractures Radius fractures Sacroiliac joint dislocations Scapula fractures Scaphoid fractures Shoulder fractures Stress fractures Talus fractures Tibia fractures Treatment of fracture dislocations Ulna fractures Use of locking plates in fracture treatment Wrist fractures

Biomechanical studies Bone graft substitutes Cartilage damage and prevention Computer Aided Orthopaedic Surgery	Heterotopic Ossification Joint vascularity Fracture healing Signaling components in nonunions

And many other research areas –see our complete list*