Scott B Marston

Scott B Marston serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at the University of Minnesota. His research focuses on orthopedic trauma and reconstruction, with particular emphasis on hip fracture management and joint arthroplasty complications.

Dr. Marston's primary research interests include:

• Hip fracture fixation techniques and outcomes
• Periprosthetic joint infection management
• Internal fixation hardware performance
• Vancomycin prophylaxis in joint replacement
• Adult reconstruction fellowship training

His publication record demonstrates consistent focus on orthopedic trauma, particularly through the FAITH Investigators consortium. Recent work analyzes revision surgery factors after hip fracture fixation and compares single versus two-stage knee revision protocols for infections. Key trends show progression from foundational hip fracture studies toward complex infection management in joint arthroplasty.

As Principal Investigator, Dr. Marston directs multiple active research projects including:

• Smith & Nephew Education Grant for Combined Adult Reconstruction & Trauma Fellowship (2025-2026)
• 3M Fellowship Grant (2024-2025)
• Regions Adult Reconstructive Orthopedics Fellowship (2023-2024)

These projects focus on adult trauma, reconstruction techniques, and orthopedic fellowship training with industry partners including Smith & Nephew and 3M.

His work has been referenced in clinical guidelines and disseminated through 6 news outlets, 2 blogs, and 36 X posts, with significant academic engagement evidenced by 459 Mendeley readers for key publications.