Roman M. Natoli

Roman M. Natoli conducts research in orthopaedic trauma, focusing on how bone fractures heal and why some fail to heal (nonunion) or become infected. His work combines clinical studies of fracture treatment with laboratory approaches such as blood-based biomarkers, immune and protein profiling, and biomaterials for repairing bone and muscle injuries. He also studies surgical techniques, hardware performance, and patient recovery, including psychological support after fracture surgery.

Publication activity has grown steadily over the past decade, rising from a handful of papers per year to a consistent average of about 12 per year over the last five years.

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