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Michael D. Harris, PhD Associate Professor of Physical Therapy, Orthopaedic Surgery, and Mechanical Engineering Affiliate Faculty of Biomedical Engineering 314-286-1411 harrismi@ wustl.edu C V Research Profile My NCBI...
Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) and femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) are common hip pathologies and important risk factors for osteoarthritis, yet the disease mechanisms differ.
My research focuses on the application of engineering principles to inform the diagnosis, progression and treatment of orthopaedic pathologies. Focuses are upon developmental and traumatic injury...
Michael D. Harris, PhD. ContactInformation. Program in Physical Therapy. Washington University School of Medicine. Campus Box 8502. 4444 Forest Park Boulevard, Suite 1101. St. Louis, Missouri 63108. [email protected]...
My research focuses on the application of engineering principles to inform the diagnosis, progression and treatment of orthopaedic pathologies. Focuses are upon developmental and traumatic injury to the lower extremit...
Whole Body & Joint-Level Orthopaedic Biomechanics. We investigate joint shape, musculature, and associated biomechanics as they change due to injury or disease and how we can improve interventions to preserve or resto...
My research focuses on the application of engineering principles to inform the diagnosis, progression and treatment of orthopaedic pathologies. Focuses are upon developmental and traumatic injury to the lower extremit...
Citing the grant in publications: “Washington University Musculoskeletal Research Center (NIH P30 AR074992).”
Elinor Harrison – PhD candidate, Movement Science; Washington University in St Louis (2017–2019); Next position(s): Postdoctoral Fellow at Washington University School of Medicine
Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy, Orthopaedic Surgery, Mechanical EngineeringEmail: harrismi@ nospam. wustl.edu Click to see this content
