Jonathan T. Deland, MD

Appointments

Associate Clinical Investigator, Hospital for Special Surgery

 

Jonathan T. Deland, MD is the author of the following articles on HSS.edu:

Selected Publications

Deland JT, de Alsa RJ, Segal A. Reconstruction of the chronically failed deltoid ligament: a new techniques. Foot & Ankle Int 25(11):795-799, 2004 PubMed

Mintz DN, Tashjian GS, Cornell DA, Deland JT et al. Osteohondral lesions of the talus: a new magnetic resonance grading system with arthroscopic correlation. Arthroscopy 19(4):353-359, 2003 PubMed

Deland JT, Morris GD, Sung IH. Biomechanics of the ankle joint. A perspective on total ankle replacement. Foot & Ankle Clin 5(4):747-759, 2000 PubMed

Astion DJ, Deland JT, Otis JC, et al. Motion of the Hindfoot after simulated arthrodesis. J Bone Joint Surg Am 79(2):241-246, 1997 PubMed

Chao W, Deland JT, Bates JE, et al. Achilles Tendon Insertion: an in Vitro Anatomic Study. Foot & Ankle Int 18(2):81-84, 1997 PubMed

For more publications, please see the PubMed listing.  

Research Description

Dr. Deland has several areas of investigation. One being Tibial Posterior Tendon dysfunction, known as the common cause of adult deformity flatfoot. Dysfunction of the Posterior Tibial Tendon (PTT) became a common clinical problem and recognized for the potential complexity of the deformity and disability it can cause patients. This topic became a major field of Dr. Deland's research studies.

Additionally Dr. Deland's interests are concentrated on osteohondral and arthritic lesions of the ankle, hindfoot & achilles tendon problems, and forefoot problems such as bunions, neuromas and lesser toe deformities.

Clinical Trials

• Early Mobilization following Adult Acquired Flatfoot Deformity Reconstruction
• In Vivo Radiographic Validation of Novel EMED Plantar Pressure Masking Algorithm
• Development of a Geometric Foot Model: A Tool for Clinical Decision Making