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Chloe Chung is a biomedical engineer whose research focuses on the biomechanics of the spine, particularly in the context of scoliosis treatment and spinal implant design. Her work addresses critical challenges in orthopaedic biomechanics, including the mechanical evaluation of scoliosis bracing technology and the fixation stability of cervical total disc replacement (TDR) prostheses. In her most cited study (2018, 5 citations), Chung developed and validated a mechanical analog thoracolumbar spine model to simulate scoliotic deformities, enabling quantitative assessment of brace structural properties—a significant contribution to improving non-surgical scoliosis management. Her subsequent work (2021, 3 citations) investigated the biomechanical factors influencing shear force expulsion in cervical TDR endplate fixation, providing insights that could enhance implant longevity and patient outcomes. Though early in her career, Chung’s research bridges engineering principles with clinical orthopaedics, offering practical tools for evaluating spinal devices. Her work is particularly valuable for students and researchers interested in spine biomechanics, orthopaedic device testing, and the mechanical modeling of spinal deformities.
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