Ramzi Amri

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Appointed at Harvard Medical School as a Fulbright Scholar in 2011 to gain new insights on the surgical treatment of colon cancer. Included a cohort of ~1100 patients at Massachusetts General Hospital, resulting in 15+ published papers in top-tier surgical journals and over a dozen presented abstracts. Other areas of interest: (medical) education, public health, public policy and international relations. For details on scientific output and media coverage please visit hsph.me/ramri.

colon cancer outcomes survival duration of surgery screening colonoscopy disease-free survival stage 2 surgical oncology cancer survival gender disparities laparoscopic surgery complications stapled anastomosis perioperative mortality length of stay staging emergency surgery emergency presentation bmi surgical complications wound infection fascial dehiscence obesity carcinoembryonic antigen prognosis recurrence radial margin involvement surgery high grade

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Ramzi Amri

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Poster: The impact of Screening Colonoscopy on Outcomes in Colon Cancer Surgery

Colon Cancer Patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease Do Not Necessarily Have Worse Outcomes

Effect of High-Grade Disease on Colon Cancer Outcomes

Radial Margin Positivity as a Poor Prognostic Factor for Colon Cancer

Obesity, Outcomes and Quality of Care: BMI Increases the Risk of Wound-Related Complications in Colon Cancer Surgery

Impact of Emergency Presentation on Colon Cancer Surgical Stay and Outcomes

Effect of Transition to Stapled Anastomosis on Anastomotic Leak Rates and Operating Times in Colon Cancer Surgery

Women Are Diagnosed With Colon Cancer Less Often Through Screening, Worsening Staging And Prognosis

Risk Stratification in Stage II Colon Cancer Patients