Andrew J. Rosenbaum
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Andrew J. Rosenbaum is an orthopedic surgeon and researcher whose work focuses on foot and ankle reconstruction, with particular expertise in total ankle replacement (TAR) and hindfoot pathology. His research bridges biomechanics and clinical outcomes, investigating how procedures like subtalar arthrodesis affect joint kinematics and implant longevity. In his highly cited 2022 study, "Cadaveric Gait Simulation of the Effect of Subtalar Arthrodesis on Total Ankle Replacement Kinematics," Rosenbaum used advanced cadaveric gait simulation to demonstrate that fusing the subtalar joint does not significantly alter TAR kinematics, challenging prior concerns about abnormal stresses on the implant. This work, with 13 citations, provides critical guidance for surgeons managing patients with concurrent ankle arthritis and hindfoot deformity. Rosenbaum’s contributions extend to optimizing surgical techniques and improving patient outcomes in complex reconstructive cases. His research is widely referenced in orthopedic literature, reflecting its impact on clinical decision-making. A prolific author and educator, Rosenbaum continues to advance the field through biomechanical studies and evidence-based practice, making him a key voice in modern foot and ankle surgery.
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