Brandon Marshall
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Total Citations
194
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About
Brandon Marshall is an orthopaedic biomechanics researcher whose work centers on anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction and meniscal pathology, with a particular focus on restoring native knee stability through refined surgical techniques. His most influential contribution — a 2018 study garnering 93 citations — demonstrated that repairing the lateral meniscal posterior root alongside ACL reconstruction significantly improves knee stability, a clinically meaningful finding given how frequently these injuries co-occur. Marshall has systematically interrogated the technical nuances of ACL surgery, investigating how variables such as graft rotation, femoral insertion site coverage, and notchplasty alter knee biomechanics. His research on arthroscopic centralization has provided surgeons with a viable strategy for managing irreparable lateral meniscal defects, restoring rotational laxity that would otherwise compromise ACL reconstruction outcomes. More recently, he has employed advanced imaging methods to characterize how ACL grafts move within femoral tunnels during loading, offering insight into graft healing and tunnel enlargement. With over 175 cumulative citations across his published work, Marshall's contributions have meaningfully shaped evidence-based decision-making in ACL and meniscal surgery, making his research essential reading for orthopaedic surgeons and sports medicine clinicians alike.
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- 3Notchplasty alters knee biomechanics after anatomic ACL reconstruction17 citations · 2019
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