Daniel Feller

Daniel Feller is an active Researcher in the Department of General Practice at Erasmus University Medical Center, focusing on musculoskeletal disorders and spinal pain diagnostics. His work spans multicenter collaborations across European institutions, with emphasis on evidence synthesis and prognostic modeling.

Research interests center on spinal pain mechanisms, diagnostic prediction tools for spinal fractures, and clinical guideline development. His expertise in systematic reviews is evidenced by 100% topic alignment in this methodology, with significant contributions to frozen shoulder prognostics and neck pain management frameworks.

Recent publications demonstrate a clear trend toward methodologically rigorous studies: diagnostic prediction models (2025), prognostic factor analyses for upper limb disability (2025), and standardized red flag definitions (2025). These works consistently address clinical decision-making gaps in primary musculoskeletal care.

Collaborations involve institutions across Italy, Norway, and the Netherlands, with notable partnerships in systematic review methodology and multicenter cohort studies. Network analysis reveals strong ties to spinal pain research (72% topic alignment) and systematic review expertise (100%).

His research fingerprint highlights dominance in spinal pain (72%), neck pain (43%), and systematic review methodology (100%), with secondary focus on spondylosis (79%) and intervertebral disk degeneration (72%).