Jonathan L. Bass
· MDNew York University · Plastic Surgery
Active 1962–2024
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About
Jonathan L. Bass, MD, is a clinical assistant professor in the Hansjorg Wyss Department of Plastic Surgery at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. He serves as the program director for the Plastic Surgery Hand Program and is the section chief of Plastic and Hand Surgery at NYU Langone Hospital Brooklyn. Dr. Bass specializes in hand and wrist surgery, plastic surgery, and orthoplastic surgery, treating both adults and children. His clinical expertise encompasses a wide range of conditions related to the upper extremity, including arm fractures, carpal tunnel syndrome, congenital hand deformities, nerve injuries, and complex trauma of the upper limb. Dr. Bass's education includes a fellowship in Hand Surgery at NYU Grossman School of Medicine in 2019 and a residency in Plastic Surgery at Rhode Island Hospital in 2018. He is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery in Surgery of the Hand (2021) and in Plastic Surgery (2020). His practice involves performing various surgical procedures such as nerve decompression, reconstructive surgeries, skin grafts, tendon transfers, and wrist surgeries. He is dedicated to providing comprehensive care for conditions affecting the hand and upper extremity, utilizing advanced surgical techniques to improve patient outcomes.
Research topics
- Medicine
- Dermatology
- Surgery
- Pathology
- Chemistry
Selected publications
Injury · 2023-11-14 · 14 citations
articlePlastic & Reconstructive Surgery Global Open · 2023-04-01
articleOpen accessPURPOSE: Utilization fraction of surgical instruments ranges between 13% - 47%, however there is a paucity of data regarding reconstructive and aesthetic procedures. Our objective is to evaluate the utilization of surgical instruments in panniculectomies to curate smaller, more efficient surgical trays and reduce unnecessary costs. METHODS: This is an ongoing prospective study. The total number of instruments opened were recorded at the start of each case. Used instruments were separated and cou…
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Global Open · 2023-05-01
articleOpen accessPURPOSE: Utilization fraction of surgical instruments ranges between 13% - 47%, however there is a paucity of data regarding reconstructive and aesthetic procedures. Our objective is to evaluate the utilization of surgical instruments in panniculectomies to curate smaller, more efficient surgical trays and reduce unnecessary costs. METHODS: This is an ongoing prospective study. The total number of instruments opened were recorded at the start of each case. Used instruments were separated and cou…
Resorbable Plating Is Safe and Effective for Orbital Fracture Repair
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery · 2011-10-01
articlePlastic and Reconstructive Surgery 128(Supplement 4S):p 30, October 2011. | DOI: 10.1097/01.prs.0000406243.13760.84
Frequent coauthors
- 38 shared
Scott Schmidt
Georgetown University
- 34 shared
Karl H. Breuing
Brown University
- 32 shared
Sun Hsieh
- 28 shared
Christine Jaworsky
MetroHealth Medical Center
- 25 shared
William K. Snapp
- 25 shared
Charles C. Jehle
University of Kansas Medical Center
- 18 shared
Daniel Kwan
Providence College
- 18 shared
Marten N. Basta
Labs
NYU Langone Health - Hand & Plastic SurgeryPI
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