john kwon

Chief, Foot & Ankle Service

Massachusetts General Hospital

United States

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Dr. John Kwon is the Chief of the Foot & Ankle Service at Massachusetts General Hospital in the United States. His research interests encompass advanced techniques in foot and ankle surgery, including hindfoot fusion, talectomy, and the use of bio-integrative screws for fixation. He has published extensively on topics such as articular contact mechanics, automation in imaging, and innovative clinical tests for evaluating fibula fractures.

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Caroline Williams

University of Florida College of Medicine

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UTHealth

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Getting the Hindfoot Alignment and Starting Point Correct: A Technique Tip for Accurate Placement of Hindfoot Fusion Nails.

Technique for Talectomy and Total Talus Replacement.

The Influence of Talar Displacement on Articular Contact Mechanics: A 3D Finite Element Analysis Study Using Weightbearing Computed Tomography.

Use of Bio-integrative Screws for Fixation of Lisfranc Instability; Pros and Cons from Surgeons' Point of View in a Cadaver Study.

Sweet syndrome following routine orthopedic surgeries: A case series of 7 patients

The Emerging Role of Automation, Measurement Standardization, and Artificial Intelligence in Foot and Ankle Imaging: An Update.

Reduction of Weber B Fibular Fractures in the Setting of Severe Osteopenia: A Technique Tip.

Does Screw Order Matter? A Technique Tip to Prevent Loss of Fracture Reduction during Surgical Fixation of Lateral Malleolus Fractures.

Screw-only fibular construct for Weber B ankle fractures: A retrospective clinical and cost comparison to assess feasibility for resource-limited settings.

The Lateral Drawer Test: A New Clinical Test to Assess Mortise Instability in Weber B Fibula Fractures.

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Caroline Williams

Scott Elman

John Zhao

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