Pancreatic cancer surgery Doctors Abroad — Page 3

Over 3,600 pancreatic surgeries performed – Professor Falconi specializes in organ-preserving techniques at Ospedale San Raffaele.

• of experience in gastrointestinal oncology
• Director of Pancreatic Surgery at IRCCS Ospedale San Raffaele
• Trained at leading international hospitals in Japan, Spain, Germany, and Sweden
• Published 330+ articles on pancreatic treatment
• Active member of 5 major pancreatic and oncological societies

Dr. Pastrana is a board-certified surgical oncologist specializing in pancreatic cancer surgery at Galenia Hospital.

• Board certified by Conacem - Mexico's top surgical oncology board
• Member of the Mexican Society of Oncology (SMEO)
• University teacher at Anahuac Medical School since 2020
• Trained at Mexico's National Medical Center

Dr. Yilmaz specializes in pancreatic cancer surgery at Medipol University Pendik Hospital, combining academic expertise with clinical practice.

• Board-certified general surgeon with extensive training
• Assistant Professor at Istanbul Medipol University
• Practiced at multiple leading hospitals in Turkey

Dr. Cevper Ersoz specializes in urological cancers, bringing extensive experience from Medipol Acibadem District Hospital.

• Over 130 national and international publications
• Expert in robotic and laparoscopic surgery
• Member of European Association of Urology
• Award-winning research in urology
• Associate Professor with PhD in Urology

Professor Burhan Mayir specializes in pancreatic cancer surgery with extensive experience in gastrointestinal surgical procedures.

• Performs scarless sleeve gastrectomy and gastric bypass procedures
• Published over 60 articles in national and international journals
• Presented more than 100 abstracts at congresses
• Expert in metabolic and bariatric surgery

Head of Gastrointestinal Surgery at San Raffaele – leads one of Italy's most recognized High Volume Centers for esophageal surgery.

• Over 2,000 surgical cases per year in his department
• Specializes in minimally invasive and open surgery of the digestive tract
• Published over 300 scientific papers
• Member of multiple prestigious surgical societies including The American College of Surgeons

Dr. Przemyslaw Ciesielski is a general surgeon. He completed his specialization in 2008. He graduated from the Medical University of Warsaw in 1999. He earned his Doctor of Medical Sciences degree in 2010. His dissertation assessed clinical and rectoscopic examinations for diagnosing colorectal disease in patients at increased risk of colorectal cancer.

His proctology and colorectal training includes formal courses and fellowships. He completed Proctology Courses at St. Rota Hospital in Vercelli in 2021 and 2022, and in Cologne in 2016. He held clinical fellowships in General Surgery at the Medical University of Vienna in 2014 and at the University of Magdeburg in 2015. He undertook multiple fellowships at the Proctology Department, Solec Hospital in Warsaw from 2005 to 2013. He attended advanced colorectal surgery workshops in Poznan and Lodz. He also completed St Mark’s Hospital courses in London, including Frontiers in Colorectal Diseases and the Advanced Colorectal Workshop.

Dr. Paweł Grochowicz, MD, PhD, is a proctologist with almost 40 years of experience. He works at the Warsaw Proctology Center at St. Elizabeth Hospital. He treats hemorrhoids, anal fistulas and abscesses, anal fissures, fecal incontinence, and pilonidal cysts. He also performs colonoscopy and colorectal polypectomy.

From 1979 to 2016 he worked at the Proctology Unit, Solec Hospital, a reference center and the only one of its kind in Poland. Since 2016 he has worked at the Warsaw Proctology Center at St. Elizabeth Hospital. There he develops and implements new methods and runs diagnostic, rehabilitation, research, and teaching work. The center is the headquarters of the Polish Coloproctology Club.

Academic and research roles: Institute of Experimental and Clinical Medicine, Polish Academy of Sciences (1979–1997). DAAD scholar at LMU Munich (1983–1984). John Hunter Hospital, University of Newcastle, Australia (1989–1996). There he was Director of the Transplant Research Unit and Principal Scientific Officer (1991–1996).