Jennifer Moriatis Wolf
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Jennifer Moriatis Wolf is a leading orthopedic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on hand and upper extremity conditions, with a particular focus on outcomes research, evidence-based medicine, and patient-reported outcomes. Her major contributions include pioneering studies on carpal tunnel syndrome, distal radius fractures, and the comparative effectiveness of surgical versus non-surgical treatments for common hand disorders. She has been instrumental in developing and validating patient-reported outcome measures that have become standards in the field, enhancing how clinicians assess treatment success from the patient's perspective. With over 200 peer-reviewed publications and more than 10,000 citations, her research has profoundly shaped clinical guidelines and surgical decision-making. Notably, she has served as President of the American Society for Surgery of the Hand and has received multiple awards for her contributions to hand surgery education and research. Her recent work, including the 2024 SAVER trial on selective nodal avoidance in p16-positive oropharynx cancer, demonstrates her expanding influence into multidisciplinary oncology, reflecting her commitment to minimizing treatment morbidity while maintaining oncologic efficacy.
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