Shoulder and Elbow Research
Introduction
Dr. James Gregory’s lab is focused on clinical and translational research that improves the quality of care for patients with common shoulder and elbow conditions. His research focuses on the utilization of emerging technology and surgical techniques to come up innovative approaches to address common research questions. Emphasis is placed on collaboration with other departments or divisions when possible.
Research Interests
- Rotator cuff healing and biomechanics
- Subacromial bursa derived mesenchymal stem cells
- UTE MRI
- Treatment and biomechanics of acromioclavicular joint separation
- Outpatient shoulder arthroplasty
- Reverse shoulder arthroplasty biomechanics and in vivo kinematics
- Predictive shoulder arthroplasty modeling
- Intra-operative visualization and navigation for shoulder arthroplasty
Current Grant Support
“Subacromial Bursa Reimplantation after Rotator Cuff Repair: A Randomized Controlled Trial”
P.I.: James M. Gregory, M.D.
Industry Support, Arthrex
$107,000 2021-present
“Tornier PERFORM Stemless Reverse IDE Study”
P.I.: James M. Gregory, M.D.
Industry Support, Stryker
$230,000 2022-present
Past Grant Support
“Outcomes of a Novel Proximal Humerus Plate with Expandable Cage”
P.I.: James M. Gregory, M.D.
Industry Support, Conventus
$100,000 2017-2020