Joong Mo Ahn

Joong Mo Ahn, MD, PhD is a Professor in the Department of Radiology with extensive expertise in musculoskeletal imaging. His research focuses on diagnostic accuracy of imaging techniques for joint injuries, particularly involving the wrist, knee, and shoulder. Using modalities such as MRI and CT arthrography, he investigates conditions like triangular fibrocartilage complex tears, distal radioulnar joint stability, and posteromedial corner injuries.

• Specializations: MRI diagnostics, CT arthrography, orthopedic fracture analysis
• Key Techniques: Spectral detector CT, T2-weighted MRI, meniscus tear evaluation

Recent studies highlight his work on calcium differentiation in shoulder imaging (2023) and distal radius fracture analysis (2023). His 2024 publication on peripheral tear diagnostics demonstrates ongoing research relevance in radiology. Collaborations with orthopedic surgeons and radiologists like Kang, Y. and Lee, J.W. reflect interdisciplinary applications of his work.

With an h-index of 34 and over 3500 citations, Ahn maintains a strong publication record spanning 1992-2024. His contributions align with SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being) through improved imaging diagnostics for musculoskeletal conditions.