Jordi Vega
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Jordi Vega is a leading orthopedic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on foot and ankle biomechanics, ligament anatomy, and surgical innovation. His major contributions include pioneering robotic studies that have redefined our understanding of the anterior talofibular ligament (ATFL), demonstrating that its superior and inferior fascicles have distinct functional roles in ankle stability. This work has direct clinical implications for diagnosing and treating lateral ankle sprains, particularly in athletes who suffer from persistent pain or instability despite normal clinical exams. His highly cited 2023 robotic study (31 citations) is a cornerstone in this field, offering evidence-based guidance for more precise surgical repair. Vega’s research bridges the gap between complex anatomy and practical surgical outcomes, influencing how surgeons approach ligament reconstruction. With a career marked by high-impact publications and a focus on translational research, he is widely recognized as an authority in sports medicine and foot surgery. His work continues to shape modern treatment protocols, helping reduce chronic ankle disability and improve return-to-sport rates for patients worldwide.
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