Clinique d'Eich - Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg L-1460 Luxembourg LUXEMBOURG Dr Caroline Mouton studied biomedical engineering (Nancy, France) and defended her PhD at the Medical Faculty of Saarland University (Germany) on multidirectional knee laxity measurements in healthy subjects and ACL (anterior cruciate ligament)-injured patients. Dr Mouton currently works as the head of research of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery (Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg). She is in charge of organizing clinical research from idea to publication. Hence, an important part of her work consists in conducting clinical studies and educating young clinicians. Dr. Mouton scientific work deals with various aspects of ACL injuries including the improvement of their diagnosis, the understanding of patient profiles with a recent focus on children and concomitant injuries such as meniscal tears. Other responsibilities include standardization of patients follow up, certifications and partnerships. Caroline’s scientific work deals with various aspects of ACL injuries including the improvement of their diagnosis, the understanding of patient profiles with a recent focus on children and concomitant meniscal injuries. She has published almost 50 publications and 100 communications in national and international congresses Dr Mouton is also an editorial board member of the KSSTA (Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology Arthroscopy) and JEO (Journal of Experimental Orthopaedics), the official clinical and basic science journals of ESSKA. She is also part of the steering committee of the Pediatric ACL Monitoring Initiative (PAMI) from ESSKA.
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