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Craig H. DuShey Research | RESEARCH & PUBLICATIONS
CRAIG H. DUSHEY RESEARCH
PUBLICATIONS
Gelb BD, Dushey CH et al: Characterization of novel cathepsin K mutation in the pro and mature polypeptide regions causing pycnodysostosis. J Clin Invest 1999 Mar; 103 (5): 731
Dushey CH, Keggi KJ et al: Treatment of Crowe Type IV Hip Dysplasia in an adult with one-stage primary total hip arthroplasty followed by traction and closed reduction: A Case Report and review of the literature. J of Arthroplasty; Submitted
Dushey CH, Pelker RP: Time Allocation in TKA: Identification of Bottleneck Steps in Knee Arthroplasty Operations. J of Knee Surgery; Submitted
Shah RV, Dushey CH, Punjabi M: CT Scan Can Determine Disc Integrity Secondary to Burst Fracture: Quantitative Discomanometry Validation
- Poster Presentation
- Scoliosis Research Society, 12th Annual IMAST, Alberta, Canada, 2005
Dushey CH, Jokl P: Hip Resurfacing Past and Present
- Podium Presentation
- Yale Grand Rounds, New Haven, CT, 2008
Dushey CH, Pelker RP: Optimizing Outcomes in Total Knee Arthroplasty
- Podium Presentation
- Yale Grand Rounds, New Haven, CT, 2009
CURRENT RESEARCH
Cartilage Integrity in the Lateral and Patello-Femoral Compartments of Varus Knees
Dushey C, Boettner F, Hass S- This study investigates the integrity of cartilage in the lateral and patello-femoral compartments of varus knees. The integrity of this cartilage is a key factor in the surgical decision to proceed with either uni-condylar or total knee replacement. X-rays, MRIs and biomechanical testing will be used to determine which parameters best predict ultimate cartilage integrity.
Total Knee Arthroplasty in Patients Younger Than Thirty Years
Dushey C, Figgie M- This study examines the preoperative diagnoses and post-operative outcomes of patients under thirty years of age undergoing total knee arthroplasty. Special attention is paid to those patients with a preoperative diagnosis of failed ACL reconstruction.
Short-term Complications Following TKA: A CERT Database Study
Dushey C, Alexiades M, Westrich G- This study documents all medical and implant related complications occurring within the first six months following TKA, to determine the rates of individual complications and predisposing risk factors.
RESEARCH APPOINTMENTS
Yale School of Medicine, Department of Orthopaedic Biomechanics
New Haven, CT (2003–2004)- Student Researcher
- Supervised by Manohar Punjabi, PhD
Memorial Sloane Kettering, Department of Cancer Genetics
New York, NY (2001)- Summer Research Fellow
- Supervised by Ragu Chaganti, PhD
Mount Sinai Hospital, Department of Human Genetics
New York, NY (1997)- Summer Research Fellow
- Supervised by Bruce Gelb, MD, PhD


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