Nicholas Apseloff, MD

About

Biography

I am an assistant professor in the Department of Orthopaedics at The Ohio State University College of Medicine, and my research focuses on knee preservation and strategies to help delay or avoid total knee replacement surgery. I specialize in evaluating and advancing surgical approaches that restore knee mechanics and improve long-term joint function.

My research interests center on preserving native knee function through procedures that reduce joint stress and improve alignment. A key area of focus is the use of knee osteotomy to relieve pressure on affected areas of the joint and support long-term knee health. Through this work, I seek to identify approaches that can help patients maintain mobility and postpone the need for total knee replacement surgery.

I also study complex knee injuries and their treatment. My research has been published in peer-reviewed journals, and I have presented findings at medical conferences. By combining clinical insight with research, I aim to improve treatment strategies and outcomes for patients with complex knee conditions.

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Research