Koren Roach

Assistant Professor

University of Calgary

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Koren Roach is an Assistant Professor at the University of Calgary, Canada. His research interests lie in the biomechanics of hip and knee osteoarthritis, focusing on the characteristics of hip cartilage and gait biomechanics. Recent publications include studies on the impact of hip osteoarthritis on cartilage changes, as well as biomechanical analyses related to ACL reconstruction. His work contributes to understanding the progression of osteoarthritis and its effects on joint function.

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Effects of T1p Characteristics of Load‐Bearing Hip Cartilage on Bilateral Knee Patellar Cartilage Subregions: Subjects With None to Moderate Radiographic Hip Osteoarthritis

Local Patterns in 2‐Year T1ρ and T2 Changes of Hip Cartilage Are Related to Sex and Functional Data: A Prospective Evaluation on Hip Osteoarthritis Participants

Local Patterns in 2‐Year T1ρ and T2 Changes of Hip Cartilage Are Related to Sex and Functional Data: A Prospective Evaluation on Hip Osteoarthritis Participants

Subject‐specific biomechanical analysis to estimate locations susceptible to osteoarthritis—Finite element modeling and MRI follow‐up of ACL reconstructed patients

Multivariate functional principal component analysis identifies waveform features of gait biomechanics related to early‐to‐moderate hip osteoarthritis

Compensatory Motion of the Subtalar Joint Following Tibiotalar Arthrodesis: An in Vivo Dual-Fluoroscopy Imaging Study

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Mikko Nissi

Jennifer Nichols

Sharmila Majumdar

Thomas M. Link

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