Description of Research Expertise

Dr. D'Angelantonio III research goals aim to improve the current operative techniques used in lower extremity reconstruction through the most advanced techniques improving functional and aesthetic outcomes. His background in engineering augments well to the lower extremities as he is an innovator of new techniques that have proven to decrease potential complications improving both functional and aesthetic outcomes keeping patients walking.

Selected Publications

Shakir Sameer, Messa Charles A, Rhemtulla Irfan A, Chatman Brett, D’Angelantonio Albert, Levin L Scott, Kovach Stephen J, Serletti, Joseph M, Fischer John P: Indications and Limitations of Bilayer Wound Matrix–Based Lower Extremity Reconstruction: A Multidisciplinary Case-Control Study of 191 Wounds Journal of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery 145(3):813-822 : 2020.

Messa C, D’Angelantonio A, Fischer J, Rhemtulla I, Broach RB, Chatman B, Mauch JT, Wes A: Institutional experience with ultrasonic debridement for the management of complex lower extremity wounds: A retrospective analysis of clinical outcomes and cost Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Global Open 6 (9S): 189-190,2018 .

D'Angelantonio Albert: Minimally invasive repair of acute achilles tendon rupture Penn Medicine Clinical Briefing : 2018.

D'Angelantonio A, Infanti J: Surprising uses of botox Penn Medicine News Blog : 2018.

D'Angelantonio Albert III, Baker Mark: Surgical management of foot and toe deformities Penn Medicine Clinical Briefing : 2017.

D'Angelantonio Albert: The management of high heel shoe-related injury Penn Medicine Video : 2017.

D'Angelantonio Albert: Put your best foot forward with these summer footwear safety tips Penn Medicine News Blog : 2017.

D'Angelantonio Albert: What's the recovery time for hammertoe or bunion surgery? Penn Medicine Video : 2017.

D'Angelantonio Albert III: Hot topics for the primary care provider Penn Medicine Cherry Hill : 2016.

D'Angelantonio, Albert III: Great save: Diabetic patient back on his feet after near amputation Penn Medicine in the News : 2016.

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Academic Contact Information

Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
3400 Spruce Street, 14th Fl. So. PCAM
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Phone: 215-662-7300
Patient appointments: 800-789-7366