Marius Henriksen

Marius Henriksen serves as a Clinical Professor with a dual appointment at the University of Copenhagen's Department of Clinical Medicine and the Capital Region of Denmark. His primary academic affiliation is with the Internal Medicine: Rheumatology division, where he conducts extensive research on musculoskeletal disorders, particularly knee osteoarthritis. His work bridges clinical practice and academic research through collaborations with Bispebjerg and Frederiksberg Hospital and The Parker Institute.

Henriksen's research focuses on orthopedic rehabilitation, pain mechanisms, and clinical trial methodology. His work spans biomechanical analysis of joint function, evaluation of weight loss interventions for osteoarthritis management, pharmacological treatments for fibromyalgia, and advanced imaging techniques for assessing bone structure in osteoarthritis. He employs both quantitative sensory testing and finite element modeling to understand pain mechanisms and joint loading patterns.

His recent publications (2025) demonstrate strong emphasis on knee osteoarthritis research, with significant contributions to understanding exercise interventions, imaging biomarkers, and comparative effectiveness of treatments. The publications reveal consistent methodology using randomized controlled trials, systematic reviews, and advanced biomechanical modeling approaches.

Henriksen actively collaborates with international research networks, as evidenced by multi-center trials and international patient surveys. His work shows particular strength in translating biomechanical findings into clinical applications for osteoarthritis management.

His research output is substantial with 139-191 publications documented across institutional profiles, demonstrating consistent productivity over two decades (2004-2025). The research receives attention through news outlets, academic blogs, and social media platforms, with significant Mendeley readership indicating scholarly impact.