Dan Choi, M.Eng

Design Engineer

Daniel Choi started in biomechanics as an undergraduate researcher for Professor Bartel's group investigating computational models of the upper extremity. He joined Hospital for Special Surgery in 2005 as a cooperative education student working on the cadaveric simulation of the glenohumeral joint. After receiving his Bachelors of Science and Masters of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering from Cornell University in 2008, Dan joined the Biomechanics research group focusing on projects related to the upper extremity and kinematic analysis. In 2010, Dan has moved to the Device Development department at Hospital for Special Surgery

Recent Publications
Musahl V, Bedi A, Citak M, O'Loughlin P, Choi D, Pearle AD. Effect of single-bundle and double-bundle anterior cruciate ligament reconstructions on pivot-shift kinematics in anterior cruciate ligament- and meniscus-deficient knees. Am J Sports Med. 2011

Recent Presentations
Gulotta L, Choi D, Marinello P, Wright T, Cordasco F, Craig E, Warren R. Effects of Humeral Component Retroversion on the Scaption Ability of the Reverse Total Shoulder: A Biomechanical Study. ORS 2011

Gulotta L, Choi D, Marinello P, Wright T, Cordasco F, Craig E, Warren R. Effects of Anterior Deltoid and Subscapularis Deficiency on the Scaption Ability of the Reverse Total Shoulder: A Biomechanical Study. ORS 2011

Imhauser C, Mauro C, Choi D, Rosenberg E, Matthew S, Wickiewicz T. ACL Deficiency and Reconstruction Alter Magnitude and Location of Tibiofemoral Contact Stresses. ORS 2011

Oh I, Williams B, Choi D, Imhauser C, Ellis S, Deland J. Plantar Pressure Analysis in Forefoot After Different Amount of Lateral Column Lengthening. AAOS 2011