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Mary Kate Erdman

Assistant Professor

University of Chicago Medicine

United States

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Mary Kate Erdman is an Assistant Professor at the University of Chicago Medical Center in the United States. Her research focuses on orthopedic trauma, the management of complex fractures, and post-injury complications, as evidenced by her recent publications. Key areas of interest include stress fractures, knee dislocations, hip fracture risks, and strategies for limb-length equality in femoral shaft fractures.

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Anthony Christiano

Assistant Professor

University of Chicago

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Jason A. Strelzow

University of Chicago

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Distal Femoral Interlocking Screw Length Can be Estimated Using “Anatomic Zones” During Femoral Intramedullary Nailing

Mechanism of injury not associated with acute compartment syndrome in Tibia fractures

Intraoperative Bone-Quality Assessments Are Reliable Compared with Opportunistic CT-Based Hounsfield Unit Measurements

Late‐Onset Development of Compartment Syndrome Following Penetrating Extremity Trauma With Vascular Injury: A Case Report

Decision-making in patients facing limb salvage versus amputation after lower extremity trauma: A scoping review

Sonication for Fracture-Related Infection: The Devil Is in the Details

Humeral Shaft Stress Fracture Completion in a Weight Lifter

Reduction and Fixation of an Unstable Knee Dislocation in a Morbidly Obese Patient Using an Internal Fixator

Risk of Subsequent Hip Fractures across Varying Treatment Patterns for Index Vertebral Compression Fractures

Achieving Limb-Length Equality in Femoral Shaft Fractures

Team Approach: The Unstable Trauma Patient

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Anthony Christiano

Jason A. Strelzow

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