Research Projects

The South Campus Research Unit for Bone and Soft Tissue (SCRUBS) is a dedicated group of orthopedic surgeons and research personnel focused on advancing orthopedic research at an international level. We collaborate with various medical centers and universities to enhance the quality of healthcare and services provided to our patients.

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SCRUBS conducts high-quality research to improve our understanding of orthopedic injuries and their underlying mechanisms. Our team is committed to identifying preventive measures that can help reduce the occurrence and incidence of these injuries. Supported by hundreds of volunteers, SCRUBS is dedicated to delivering care aligned with the most recent and validated scientific evidence. This approach enables us to provide optimal, timely care and develop individualized treatment plans, facilitating easier recovery for our patients.

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Through our collaborative research efforts, we comprehensively address and investigate all psychological, socioeconomic, and physical dimensions of care. We place a strong emphasis on exploring and advocating for areas that may be under-represented or overlooked in existing research, promoting equitable opportunities and aspects of care. By committing to continuous growth and adaptability, SCRUBS diligently examines all facets of orthopedic research.