Maria Dey Hazra
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Maria Dey Hazra is a rising orthopedic researcher whose work centers on shoulder biomechanics and surgical techniques for instability, particularly the Latarjet procedure. Her most-cited study, a 2023 biomechanical evaluation, investigates the optimal coracoid graft positioning in the sagittal plane—a critical yet unresolved question in anterior shoulder stabilization. By comparing two different graft levels, her research provides evidence-based insights to improve surgical outcomes and reduce recurrence risk. Though early in her career, with 4 citations on this flagship paper, her work addresses a practical gap in orthopedic surgery, bridging biomechanical theory with clinical application. Her contribution lies in refining a common procedure to enhance joint stability and patient recovery. As a researcher dedicated to precision in shoulder surgery, Dey Hazra’s findings are poised to influence operative guidelines and future studies. Her focus on biomechanical evaluation underscores a commitment to evidence-driven practice, making her a promising voice in sports medicine and orthopedic innovation.
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