Hospital for Special Surgery receives $20k grant for studying ankle arthritis treatments — 5 key notes

The Hospital for Special Surgery in New York has been awarded a grant from the American Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Society.

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Here are five key notes:

 

1. The grant was awarded to HSS to fund research on two different treatments for ankle arthritis.

 

2. The grant amounts to $20,000.

 

3. The research will focus on how function actually differs between patients with a fused ankle compared with a replaced ankle.

 

4. The investigators will recruit 20 patients — 10 who have undergone an ankle replacement and 10 who have undergone an ankle fusion.

 

5. The principal investigator of the study is Constantine Demetracopoulos, MD, attending orthopedic surgeon at HSS.

 

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