Global Surgery

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The incidence of disability due to injury, tumor disease, or congenital anomalies is significant, and there is a shortage of qualified surgeons to perform specialized plastic reconstructive surgery – especially in Africa.

Dr. med. Jan Wynands

Leader Global Surgery

About Me

Partners & Cooperations

・Global surgery foundation (here)

・UN Surgery Learning Hub (surghub)

・UN Institute for Training and Research (unitar)

・Ando Modular Aid (here)

・International Red Cross (icrc)

・Ärzte ohne Grenzen (MSF)

Universities:

・Karolinska Institutet, Sweden (here)

・University of Cape Town, South Africa (here)

・University of British Columbia, Canada (here)

Treatment of complex soft tissue defects of the lower extremities after high velocity trauma

Peripheral nerve injuries in war injuries

Implementation of extended reality in resource-poor settings

Master's and doctoral students (Master's theses field research on war injuries)

Curriculum development

Surgeons' Perspectives on the Use of Extended Reality (XR) for Surgical Applications in Low-Resource Settings

AI-enhanced 3D Models for Reconstructive Surgery in a Low-income Country

Conflict-Related Trauma, Delayed Surgery, and Disability: The Hidden Burden in Ethiopia’s Tigray Region

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↓ Projects

Global Surgery

Dr. med. Jan Wynands

Projects

LAMU Hospital – Centre for Reconstructive Surgery and Global Surgery

Humanitarian Missions

Coordination of Teaching and Training Activities in Lebanon

Impressum

Funding

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