David Martineau, MD
David Martineau, MD is a fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon specializing in hand, upper extremity surgery and microsurgery.
Dr. Martineau completed his fellowship program at the Christine M. Kleinert Institute in Kentucky in hand and microsurgery. He obtained his orthopedic residency training at the McLaren Regional Medical Center in Michigan, and served as the Journal Club Coordinator and the Resident Social Event Coordinator for the orthopedic department. Dr. Martineau’s areas of interest within research include biomechanical analysis of wrist fracture fixation and analysis of severe extremity trauma with bone loss.
Dr. Martineau earned his medical degree in Ohio from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, and participated in the Pediatrics Club, Student National Medical Association, the American Medical Association and served as a youth collaborative mentor. Dr. Martineau received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan located in Ann Arbor. He received recognition as Michigan State University College of Human Medicine’s “Resident Teacher of the Year” at Flint Campus, and was also awarded the ASSH Resident and Fellow Scholarship. Dr. Martineau exemplifies the characteristics of his mentors: being able, affable, and available.
Research & Experience
Areas of Specialty
Hand & Upper Extremity Surgery
Education & Training
Fellowship
Christine M. Kleinert Institute for Hand and Microsurgery
Louisville, KY
Orthopaedic Residency
McLaren Regional Medical Center
Flint, MI
Medical School
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Cincinnati, Ohio
Bachelor of Science, Biology
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Research
Martineau D, Dass AG: Treatment of Distal Radius Physeal Arrest with Distal Ulnar Epiphyseodesis: Case Report. (Poster to be presented at the Annual Flint Area Medical Education (FAME) meeting), April 2010
Lecronier D, Beran C, Gheevarughese V, Martineau D, McNiel D, Nashi S, Papakonstantinou J, Tenfelde A, Walter N, Atkinson P: Development of an In-Vitro Rabbit Model of Intramedullary Rod Fixation Assessed Via Aggressive Fatigue Loading. Proceedings of the Annual Michigan Orthopaedic Society (Also presented in part at the Annual Flint Area Medical Education (FAME) meeting), April 2009
Martineau D, Beran C, Dass AG, Atkinson PJ: Biomechanical Analysis of Various Locked Volar Plates for Fixation of Dorsally Comminuted Distal Radius Fractures. Proceedings of the Annual Michigan Orthopaedic Society (Also presented in part at the Annual Flint Area Medical Education (FAME) meeting), April 2008
Beran C, Gheevarughese V, Martineau D, Walter N, Atkinson PJ: Is there Significant Variability in Tibial Internal and External Surface Geometry in the New Zealand White Rabbit? Proceedings of the Annual Michigan Orthopaedic Society (Also presented in part at the Annual FAME meeting), April 2008
Beran C, Gheevarughese V, Martineau D, Walter N, Atkinson PJ: An Interlocked Intramedullary Nail Provides Adequate Fixation to Stabilize a Critical Size Defect Fracture Model in the New Zealand White Rabbit Tibia. Proceedings of the Annual Michigan Orthopaedic Society (Also presented in part at the Annual FAME meeting), April 2008
Martineau D, Young C: Hemophilic Pseudotumor of the Index Finger in a Child: A Case Report. Poster presented at the American Society for Surgery on Hand, September 2007 ASSH Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA
Srivastava A, Wickstrom O, Martineau D, Walter N, Atkinson PJ: Periprosthetic Fracture of the Acetabulum Due to an MVA in a Patient with a Newer Generation Metal-on-Metal Hip Replacement (A Case Report). Proceedings of the Annual Michigan Orthopaedic Society (Also presented in part at the Annual FAME meeting), June 2006
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, 2003-2004. Cost-Effective Analysis of the Treatment of Pediatric Femur Fractures, Charles Mehlman, D.O. faculty supervisor.
Department of Biology, University of Michigan, 1999 - 2000. Responsibilities included: developing and testing hypotheses regarding high output culture techniques for use in yeast
Professional Development
Basic Principles of Operative Fracture Management
Part II: Advanced Principles and Techniques of Operative Fracture Management. Covington, KY 2009
American Society for Surgery on Hand • 2009 ASSH/ASHT Combined Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA
William F. Enneking Clinical Musculoskeletal Patology Conference, University of Florida, 2007
American Society for Surgery on Hand • 2007 ASSH Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA
Basic Principles of Operative Fracture Management
Part I: Basic Principles and Techniques of Operative Fracture Management. Reno, NV 2007
Introduction to AO techniques, Kalamazoo, MI, 2006
Honors, Awards, and Certificates
ASSH Resident and Fellow Scholarship: 2009 Adrian E. Flatt Residents and Fellows Conference and the 2009 ASSH Annual Meeting
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine Resident Teacher of the Year, Flint Campus, 2005-2006.
Orthopedic Grand Rounds
"Distal Radiolnar Joint Pathology: Diagnosis & Treatment Options." The CORE Institute, Phoenix, AZ. 5 June 2012. The CORE Institute Grand Rounds.
Community Presentations
"Carpal Tunnel Syndrome." The Rustic Cafe, Phoenix, AZ. 6 June 2012. The CORE Institute Community Lecture.
Publications
Martineau, D. Cubital Tunnel: The "Other" Tunnel Syndrome. CORE INK: A Publication of The CORE Institute, Vol 3 (4): 16-17, Fall 2012.
Martineau, D., Scheker, L. (2013). Distal Radioulnar Joint Contrained Arthroplasty. Hand Clin., Vol 29 (1), 113-121. doi: 10.1016/j.hcl.2012.08.023.
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