Hip-Spine Interaction and Personalized Surgical Planning

Biomechanical Study

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Biomechanical Study Status: Enrolling Participants

A major focus of my research has been the hip-spine interaction and its implications for total hip arthroplasty (THA). Through a combination of prospective cohort studies, motion analysis, and biomechanical modeling, I have demonstrated how individual differences in anatomy and spinopelvic alignment during movements influences implant positioning, dislocation risk, and patient-reported outcomes. This work has led to the development of a patient-specific model for acetabular cup orientation that integrates both coronal and sagittal alignment targets.

Research & Collaboration

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We welcome interest from patients, families, and community members who wish to support or engage with our research. Opportunities to contribute are available through philanthropic support and collaboration.

If you are interested in learning more about how to get involved or support this work, please contact Dr. George Grammatopoulos and his team directly by → clicking here. We would be happy to discuss how your interest can best align with our ongoing research efforts.