Matthew Kheir

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Total Citations

207

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About

Matthew Kheir is a leading researcher in orthopaedic biomechanics and sports medicine, with a particular focus on knee ligament reconstruction and lateral extra-articular tenodesis (LET) procedures. His seminal 2016 systematic review, which has garnered over 200 citations, critically evaluated the biomechanical outcomes of various LET techniques, providing essential evidence for surgeons seeking to optimize rotational stability in anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction. This work has become a cornerstone reference, helping to clarify the role of anterolateral augmentation in reducing graft failure rates. Beyond this landmark study, Kheir’s research portfolio spans the biomechanical testing of surgical constructs, comparative analyses of graft fixation methods, and clinical outcomes in knee surgery. His contributions have directly influenced surgical decision-making and technique refinement, earning him recognition as a key voice in the field. With a career marked by rigorous systematic reviews and translational biomechanical studies, Kheir continues to shape best practices in orthopaedic surgery, bridging the gap between laboratory data and patient care.