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Divya Kewalramani

Assistant Professor (Research-Track)

Rutgers University

United States

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Christopher Tignanelli

University of Minnesota

UNITED STATES

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Tyler Loftus

Associate Program Director, General Surgery

University of Florida

UNITED STATES

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Rachel L. Choron

Assistant Professor of Surgery

Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School New Brunswick

UNITED STATES

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Kevin Mollen

Professor

University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

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Derrick C. Wan

Stanford University School of Medicine

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Heather Evans

Professor

Medical University of South Carolina

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Salvatore Scali

Professor of Surgery

University of Florida Health

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Conduit choice in open repair of iliac artery injuries: A comparative analysis of in-hospital outcomes from the National Trauma Data Bank

The role of particulate matter in surgical site infection pathogenesis: a scoping review

Matching Surgical Datasets to Prediction Tasks: NSQIP and Non-NSQIP Artificial Intelligence Models Across Specialties

Injury mechanism patterns, mortality predictors, and resource utilization in pediatric trauma in Karachi, Pakistan: A seven-year registry study

Trauma governance and system maturity: A cross-national analysis of authority, funding, enforcement, and surveillance in 37 countries

Building responsible surgical artificial intelligence: the AiCCESS Consortium and the next phase of translational innovation

Familiar but unprepared: Artificial intelligence training needs in graduate medical education

Letter: Adrenal Non-Responsiveness and Subsequent Nosocomial Infection in Septic Shock

Artificial intelligence literacy and infectious diseases competency: Essential considerations for future revisions of the surgical critical care curriculum

Defining failure to rescue in emergency general surgery on the Eve of Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services adoption: A scoping review

Optimizing AI implementation for surgery: recommendations for infrastructure and deployment in the operating room

Artificial Intelligence in Surgical Care: A Point-Counterpoint Analysis

Maintaining longevity and fulfillment in academic surgery

Distinguishing Signal from Perception: What Video-Based Assessment Reveals About Surgical Decision-Making and Technical Performance.

Position statement from the society of University surgeons, surgical education committee: Artificial intelligence in surgical training for medical students, residents, and fellows

Navigating the artificial intelligence landscape in trauma, critical care and emergency general surgery: insights from the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma (AAST) 2025 Annual Meeting Panel Discussion

Letter: Addressing Persistent Challenges in Surgical Site Infection Prediction, Detection, and Management: The Need for Multimodal, Inclusive Approaches

A scoping review of artificial intelligence in acute care surgerypromise, pitfalls, and a path forward.

Gaps and Opportunities in Antimicrobial Stewardship and Surgical Site Infection Surveillance Across India

Quality matters: Artificial intelligence-based assessment of feedback quality predicts technical skill improvement

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Christopher Tignanelli

Tyler Loftus

Rachel L. Choron

Kevin Mollen

Derrick C. Wan

Heather Evans

Salvatore Scali

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