Andreas Reisinger

Andreas Reisinger is an Associate Professor at the Karl Landsteiner Private University of Health Sciences, where he leads the Biomechanics Laboratory and the Biomechanics Department. His work bridges mechanical engineering and biological systems, focusing on bone mechanics, implant fixation, and computational modeling for fracture prediction.

• Academic Rank: Associate Professor
• University: Karl Landsteiner Private University of Health Sciences
• Department: Biomechanics

Reisinger's research explores bone fracture mechanics, osteoporosis-related structural changes, and 3D printing applications in medical modeling. He investigates stress distribution in post-implant bones and develops predictive tools for screw fixation stability using CT imaging and finite element analysis.

Recent publications analyze multiaxial screw failure, viscoelastic soft tissue reproduction, and postoperative fracture risk after nail removal. His studies often involve collaborations with orthopedic clinics and medical imaging specialists, emphasizing clinical translation.

He also contributes to medical education, teaching mathematics and informatics to medical students while integrating biomechanical principles into curricula. Current projects include the BOLUS study on 3D-printed radiotherapy boluses and LAPKNOT research on laparoscopic knot safety.