Sepp Braun
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Dr. Sepp Braun is a leading orthopedic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on shoulder instability, biomechanics, and advanced surgical techniques for glenohumeral pathology. His major contributions lie in refining the remplissage procedure for treating engaging Hill-Sachs defects, a common cause of recurrent shoulder dislocations. In his most cited work (123 citations), Braun led a navigated robotic biomechanical study comparing three remplissage techniques, demonstrating how tendon coverage and shoulder kinematics can be optimized to prevent defect engagement. This research has directly informed surgical practice, improving outcomes for patients with complex instability. Beyond this, Braun has published extensively on shoulder arthroscopy, rotator cuff repair, and joint preservation, with his studies frequently cited in clinical guidelines. His work is notable for integrating robotic navigation to provide precise, reproducible data, bridging the gap between engineering and surgery. With a career marked by high-impact, translational research, Braun continues to shape modern shoulder surgery, offering evidence-based solutions that enhance both biomechanical understanding and patient care.
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