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Chad B. Willis's research focuses on orthopedic surgical procedures and their outcomes. His work includes investigations into various surgical techniques for conditions such as Achilles tendon ruptures, tibiotalocalcaneal arthrodesis, and anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction. Willis has also examined patient-reported outcomes for procedures like metatarsal head resection in patients with rheumatoid arthritis. His publications address specific surgical approaches, the use of grafts and hardware, and the identification of risks associated with orthopedic interventions. Additionally, his research has explored pediatric orthopedic injuries related to off-road vehicle use, detailing patterns, surgical interventions, and complications. Willis also has a publication on the use of a collagen conduit for transposing an iatrogenic saphenous nerve neuroma. He has authored 17 publications with 145 citations and an h-index of 4.
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- h-index: 4
- Publications: 17
- Citations: 150
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Femoral tunnel reaming method in anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction cannot be determined from plain radiographs alone (2026)
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- Femoral tunnel reaming method in anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction cannot be determined from plain radiographs alone
- Femoral tunnel reaming method in anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction cannot be determined from plain radiographs alone
- Femoral tunnel reaming method in anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction cannot be determined from plain radiographs alone
- Femoral tunnel reaming method in anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction cannot be determined from plain radiographs alone
- Femoral tunnel reaming method in anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction cannot be determined from plain radiographs alone
- Femoral tunnel reaming method in anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction cannot be determined from plain radiographs alone
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