Rabin Gerrah

Assistant Clinical Professor

United States

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Dr. Rabin Gerrah is an Assistant Clinical Professor at Samaritan Cardiovascular Surgery, Stanford University, USA. His research interests focus on surgical techniques and innovations in cardiovascular surgery, with recent articles addressing topics such as surgical training efficiency, virtual visualization for surgical planning, and advanced reconstruction methods. Additionally, his work includes exploring patient care methodologies and the impact of blood flow on cardiac development.

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2020

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Arash Kheradvar

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University of California, Irvine

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Oregon Health & Science University

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Characterization of Surgical Movements As a Training Tool for Improving Efficiency

Virtual intravascular visualization of the aorta for surgical planning in acute type A aortic dissection

A Universal Device to Convert a Continuous Flow Assist Device to a Pulsatile Flow Device to Simulate Normal Blood Flow and Pressure Patterns

An Improved Chest Wall Reconstruction Technique With Twisted Steel Wire–Reinforced Neoribs

Chest wall reconstruction after sternectomy with preservation of sternoclavicular joint function

Concentration of insufflated carbon dioxide during open cardiac surgery

Localization of coronary bypass targets in hard-to-see coronary arteries

Effect of Blood Flow on Cardiac Morphogenesis and Formation of Congenital Heart Defects

A Quantification Method to Compare the Value of Surgery and Palliative Care in Patients with Complex Cardiac Disease: A Concept

Utilizing the Fourth Dimension for Patient Education in Cardiovascular Surgery

Computational fluid dynamics: a primer for congenital heart disease clinicians

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Arash Kheradvar

Sandra Rugonyi

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