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Fayrouz Abu-Hamdan, MD

Fayrouz Abu-Hamdan, MD

Medical College of Wisconsin

Locations

  • Department of Surgery Resident

Education

Medical School: Medical College of Wisconsin

Research Interests

Fayrouz Abu-Hamdan is a general surgery resident completing a two-year global surgery research fellowship. Her work centers on Ethiopia, where she is working and collaborating with local partners to evaluate the prehospital trauma care system and implement context appropriate interventions to improve trauma outcomes. In parallel, she conducts research with the division of trauma and acute care surgery. Current projects with her mentors include studies on Morel Lavallée lesions management and on safe firearm storage among survivors of firearm injury.

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