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About Dr. J. Adrian Wright, DPM, MS

About Dr. J. Adrian Wright, DPM, MS

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Dr. J. Adrian Wright is a foot and ankle specialist with years of experience in lower extremity pathology. 

 

During his undergraduate studies at the University of Lynchburg, Dr. Wright was accepted into the University of Oxford, Queens College, receiving the Vanauken Scholarship for his work.  After authoring two papers on stratocladistics and the non-monotonic linearity of science, Dr. Wright pursued his interests in molecular biology at Harvard University where he received a graduate degree in the field. 

 

 

Following his graduate studies, he pursued a career in medicine, obtaining his doctorate from the New York College of Podiatric Medicine.  Dr. Wright received numerous scholarships and accolades during his graduate studies as well as residency at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York, NY. 

 

Dr. Wright firmly believes that all facets of medicine should constantly be inspected to allow for improvement opportunities in disease management. He is actively engaged in the research community.

Education & Training

Bachelor in Sciences - Biomedical Science
University of Lynchburg
University of Oxford
 

Master of Science - Biology 
Harvard University


Doctorate
New York College of Podiatric Medicine

Internship - Podiatric Medicine / Podiatric Surgery
Reconstructive Rearfoot and Ankle Surgery
Lenox Hill Hospital

 

Residency - Podiatric Medicine / Podiatric Surgery
Reconstructive Rearfoot and Ankle Surgery
Lenox Hill Hospital
 

Professional Affiliations

Fellow - International Foot and Ankle Foundation

Fellow - The Royal Society of Medicine

Diplomate -  American Board of Podiatric Medicine

Key Opinion Leader - Lower Extremity Advanced Imaging 
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Research Publications

-2013, Methylglyoxl and osteoprotegerin down-regulation in patients with uncontrolled diabetes mellitus: A possible microvascular therapeutic approach. -

-2014, The efficacy of subtalar joint arthroereisis in the treatment of pes planovalgus in adult and pediatric patients.-

-2015, Quantification and reduction of shear force in diabetic patients as a preventative measure of ulcerations in the lower extremity.-

-2017, Multiple open dislocations of the lesser interphalangeal joints: A case report. -

-2017, Atypical vascularity within a schwannoma: A case study.-

- 2021, Pediatric delayed union in the presence of WAGR syndrome. -

- 2021, Dermal discoloration secondary to triamcinolone acetonide injection observed in patients with autoimmune disorders. -

- 2022, The Rare Presence of an Asymptomatic Os Sustentaculum in a Young Athlete -

2023, A rare lower extremity presentation of multifocal motor neuropathy (MMN) prior to upper extremity involvement - a case study

Accepted - Issue / Date Pending
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