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Education and Research

Dr. Gilat is a senior lecturer (assistant professor) at Tel-Aviv University and is devoted to teaching orthopaedics, sports injury medicine, and advanced joint preservation techniques. Dr. Gilat is also an avid physician-researcher focusing on regenerative medicine and restorative biologic procedures aiming to improve patient outcomes and perhaps halt the progression of osteoarthritis. Throughout his career Dr. Gilat had published extensively on these topics, and had been involved in over 100 peer reviewed papers, 15 book chapters, edited 3 books, and have had over 70 abstracts accepted for presentation at national and international conferences.

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For a list of Dr. Ron Gilat's publications:

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Cartilage and Orthobiologics

For nearly a decade, Dr. Gilat have published numerous publications in the field of cartilage restoration and orthobiologics. Dr. Gilat had published extensively on complex cartilage restoration procedures and biologic treatments, including platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC). Dr. Gilat has specific interest in machine-learning research and published one of the largest cartilage cohorts to date using machine-learning algorithms to predict failure and assist in clinical decision-making. Dr. Gilat's research focuses on joint preservation techniques including cartilage restoration, meniscal preservation, and corrective osteotomies as well, hoping to aid in the development of techniques for the prevention of osteoarthritis. Dr. Gilat finds translational and outcomes research key to optimize patient care and this is what Dr. Gilat and his team ultimately strive for.

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Maimonides Bone & Joint Center: 

Carroll Gardens

330 Court St

Brooklyn, NY 11231

Maimonides Bone & Joint Center:

Bensonhurst

6010 Bay Pkwy 7th floor

Brooklyn, NY 11204

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