Tim T. Bui

Medical Student
Washington University in St. Louis
Washington University in St Louis, US

Tim Bui (BS) is a medical student at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis (planned graduation in 2027). He has been collaborating with Dr. Camilo Molina to conduct clinical research in the field of spine deformity, technological advances in spine surgery, and spine tumors. He is currently enrolled in Washington University's Master's of Population Health Science with a epidemiology focus. Through this program, Tim has been exploring his research interests in data science/biostatistics, epidemiology, global medicine, and dissemination/implementation strategies within the context of spine surgery.

Poster(s):

• A Matter of Perspective: How Much Variance Exists Among Accepted Definitions of Proximal Junction Kyphosis?

• Defining the Relationship Between T10-L2 Thoracolumbar Kyphosis and Inflection Point Change in Spinal Deformity: Understanding Kyphotic and Lordotic Arc Balance

• Developing a Spinal Model for Gait Analysis: A Technical Feasibility Study of a Dynamic Sagittal Alignment Model

• Do the Kyphotic and Lordotic Arcs Compensate for Thoracolumbar Kyphosis Beyond Inflection Point Displacement?

• How Do Different Metrics of Thoracolumbar Arc Balance Predict the Long-term Upper Instrumented Vertebral Cobb Angle in Spine Deformity?

• How Strict Is the Balance Between the Lower Kyphotic Arc and Upper Lordotic Arc in Spinal Deformity?

• Is the Lower Lordotic Arc a Driver of Sacral Slope Among Spinal Deformity Patients?

• Sarcopenia Among Adults with Spinal Deformity Undergoing Correction

• Spinal Sarcopenia: A Narrative Review of the Current Limitations in Its Application in Spinal Deformity