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AOSSM 2018 Cabaud award to Gilbert Moatshe
Intoduction
Gilbert Moatshe MD PhD from the Oslo Sports Trauma Research Center and the Steadman Philippon Research Institute and Clinic in Colorado was recently awarded for being the first to identify an optimal graft tensioning sequence to preserve knee function during multiligament reconstruction.
The work of Gilbert and his team, including the legends, knee specialists and surgeons, professor Lars Engebretsen and Rob LaPrade, will help guide surgerons in decision making for the graft tensioning order during multiple knee ligament reconstructions.
The award was handed over to Gilbert (to the left) by Chairman of AOOSM Research Matt Provencher at the annual meeting of the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM) in San Diego.
Besides other, the outstanding work was described as "Although the researchers didn’t test all possible tensioning orders, these findings provide the first empirically tested answer regarding which grafts to tension first during a multiligament reconstruction of a dislocated knee. By identifying the sequence most likely to produce a favorable orientation, they’ve taken the field one step closer to preserving joint function".
CONGRATULATIONS, Gilbert & team!
For more information, download the award paper and other material on "Identifying the best graft tensioning sequence to preserve knee function during multiligament reconstruction".
Cabaud award winner 2018 paper, published in AJSM
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