Alicia L Bertone is an American academic, administrator, researcher, and veterinary surgeon.
17 Facts About Alicia Bertone
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Alicia Bertone is a professor and a provost in the Office of Academic Affairs at the Ohio State University.
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Alicia Bertone is a Professor of Veterinary Clinical Sciences, and, as the Trueman Endowed Chair, established and directed the Comparative Orthopedic Research Laboratory at the University.
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Alicia Bertone has published over 400 research papers, proceedings, and abstracts in the fields of biomedical science including gene therapy for the treatment of cartilage injury and bone repair.
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Alicia Bertone designed and patented the first commercial equine microarray.
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Alicia Bertone is board-certified in equine surgery and equine sports medicine and rehabilitation and is a member of university research initiatives such as the Consortium for the Advancement of Neuromusculoskeletal Science and Locomotion and the Center for Clinical and Translational Science.
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Alicia Bertone started her initial education in the Fine Arts at the School of American Ballet in New York and later transitioned to the sciences.
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In 2001, Alicia Bertone completed an NIH Fellowship at Harvard in Gene Therapy from the Center for Molecular Orthopaedics.
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Alicia Bertone reached full Professor in 1997 and was appointed to the Trueman Family Endowed Chair for two consecutive terms in translation and interdisciplinary research.
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Alicia Bertone has been appointed as an adjunct professor within the University's Department of Orthopedics in the College of Medicine for over 25 years.
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Alicia Bertone served as an Orthopedic Surgeon at Galbreath Equine Center from 1990 till 2018.
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Alicia Bertone studied the response of the joint after a repetitive injury and the rest period along with the physiological processes involved in the repairing of the damage.
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Alicia Bertone conducted study to evaluate various synovial fluid cytokines and eicosanoids for the diagnosis of joint disease and categories of joint disease.
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Alicia Bertone conducted randomized controlled clinical trials to compare efficacy of firocoxib and phenylbutazone paste formulations in horses with osteoarthritis, and found comparable efficacies of both drugs.
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Alicia Bertone achieved the repair of articular fractures in vivo using direct stem cell injection transduced with BMP-2 the treatment was found to be insufficient to provide long-term quality osteochondral repair.
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In late 2000s, Alicia Bertone published a paper regarding a study on Standardbred racehorses having moderate to severe midbody suspensory ligament desmitis.
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Alicia Bertone found positive results regarding treatment by intralesional injection of a single dose of platelet-rich plasma, followed by gradual increase in exercise.