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College of Health SciencesIntegrative Musculoskeletal Movement LaboratoryResearcher ProfileBrian Noehren, PT, Ph.D. Faculty Profile | b.noehren@uky.edu | (859) 218-0581 | CTW 204D Recent PublicationsNoehren, B., Hamill J., Davis, I., (2013) Prospective Evidence for a Hip Etiology in Patellofemoral Pain. Medicine and Science in Sport and Exercise in press Duncan, S.T., Noehren, B., Lattermann, C., The Role of Trochleoplasty in Patellorfemoral Instability (2012) Sports Med Arthrosc. (3) 171-180. Noehren, B., Sanchez, Z., Cunningham, T., McKeon, P.O., (2012) The Effect of Pain on Hip and Knee Kinematics During Running in Females with Chronic Patellofemoral Pain, Gait Posture (3) 596-599. Noehren, B., Duncan, S., Lattermann, C.L., (2012) Radiographic Parameters Associated with Lateral Patella Lesions in Young patients. KSSTA. (12) 2385-2390 Impact factor 1.98 Noehren, B., Pohl, M.B., Sanchez, Z., Cunningham, T., Lattermann, C.L., (2011) Proximal and Distal Kinematics in Femal Runners With Patellofemoral Pain, Clinical Biomechanics (4) 366-371 Noehren, B. W., Scholz, J., Davis, I. (2011). The Effect of Real-time Gait Retraining on Hip Kinematics, Pain and Function in Subjects with Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome. British Journal of Sports Medicine, 45(9):691-6. View here. Noehren, B., Manal, K., Davis, I
(2010) Improving between day kinematic reliability using a marker placem Ferber, R., Noehren, B., Hamill, J., Davis, I., (2010). Competitive Female Runners With a History of Iliotibial Band Syndrome Demonstrate Atypical Hip and Knee Kinematics. Journal of Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy. 40 (2) 52-58. View here. |
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Brian is originally from Trumbull, Connecticut. He got both his bachelors and master degrees
from the University of Connecticut. After graduating, he practiced outpatient and acute physical therapy for four
and half years at a regional hospital in Virginia. He then pursued his Ph.D. in Biomechanics and Movement Science
at the University of Delaware. He joined the faculty at the University of Kentucky in 2009. His research is
focused on understanding the mechanics of common lower extremity injuries. Through an improved understanding
of the underlying causes of these injuries, he hopes to be able to develop more effective treatments.
When not engaged in research, he enjoys all things involving the outdoors, running, and spending time with his family.
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