Tian Cheng
PhD student at Department of Surgical Sciences; Orthopaedics and Handsurgery
- E-mail:
- tian.cheng@uu.se
- Visiting address:
- Akademiska sjukhuset, ingång 61, 6 tr
751 85 UPPSALA - Postal address:
- Akademiska sjukhuset, ingång 61, 6 tr
751 85 UPPSALA
Short presentation
Orthopaedic surgery resident at Uppsala University Hospital, with a clinical and research interest in spine surgery, particularly paediatric and adult spinal deformity. Doing a PhD on the genetic causes of idiopathic scoliosis.
Publications
Recent publications
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Environmental factors rather than genetics likely drive vitamin D deficiency in idiopathic scoliosis
Part of The spine journal, p. 1843-1851, 2026
- DOI for Environmental factors rather than genetics likely drive vitamin D deficiency in idiopathic scoliosis
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Fetal Pathogenesis of Scoliosis Suggested by Asymmetry of Gene Expression in Paravertebral Muscles
Part of JOR SPINE, 2026
- DOI for Fetal Pathogenesis of Scoliosis Suggested by Asymmetry of Gene Expression in Paravertebral Muscles
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Translation and validation of the Swedish version of the early-onset scoliosis 24-item questionnaire
Part of Spine Deformity, p. 1253-1261, 2025
- DOI for Translation and validation of the Swedish version of the early-onset scoliosis 24-item questionnaire
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Pain in idiopathic scoliosis not associated with known genetic variants for pain
Part of Pain Reports, 2025
- DOI for Pain in idiopathic scoliosis not associated with known genetic variants for pain
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All publications
Articles in journal
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Environmental factors rather than genetics likely drive vitamin D deficiency in idiopathic scoliosis
Part of The spine journal, p. 1843-1851, 2026
- DOI for Environmental factors rather than genetics likely drive vitamin D deficiency in idiopathic scoliosis
- Download full text (pdf) of Environmental factors rather than genetics likely drive vitamin D deficiency in idiopathic scoliosis
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Fetal Pathogenesis of Scoliosis Suggested by Asymmetry of Gene Expression in Paravertebral Muscles
Part of JOR SPINE, 2026
- DOI for Fetal Pathogenesis of Scoliosis Suggested by Asymmetry of Gene Expression in Paravertebral Muscles
- Download full text (pdf) of Fetal Pathogenesis of Scoliosis Suggested by Asymmetry of Gene Expression in Paravertebral Muscles
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Translation and validation of the Swedish version of the early-onset scoliosis 24-item questionnaire
Part of Spine Deformity, p. 1253-1261, 2025
- DOI for Translation and validation of the Swedish version of the early-onset scoliosis 24-item questionnaire
- Download full text (pdf) of Translation and validation of the Swedish version of the early-onset scoliosis 24-item questionnaire
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Pain in idiopathic scoliosis not associated with known genetic variants for pain
Part of Pain Reports, 2025
- DOI for Pain in idiopathic scoliosis not associated with known genetic variants for pain
- Download full text (pdf) of Pain in idiopathic scoliosis not associated with known genetic variants for pain