Dmitrii Semenov
MD, PhD

Colorectal and General Surgeon · Clinical Researcher

Dmitrii Semenov
MD, PhD

Colorectal and General Surgeon · Clinical Researcher
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About me
I am a colorectal and general surgeon with a strong academic interest in clinical outcomes, decision-making, and organisation of surgical care.

My work is grounded in routine clinical practice and focuses on how patient characteristics and system-level factors influence results of abdominal surgery.
Clinical Practice
My clinical practice includes colorectal and general surgery, with regular involvement in emergency surgical care. I work across a broad spectrum of abdominal pathology and have particular experience in managing complex cases in older and multimorbid patients.

My approach emphasises careful clinical judgement, perioperative risk assessment, and continuity of care in both elective and emergency settings.

Academic Interests

My academic interests centre on outcomes of abdominal surgery in real-world practice. I am particularly interested in postoperative recovery, complications, and variability of outcomes in older patients, as well as in how organisational aspects of care affect surgical results.

I am also interested in health-care systems, clinical pathways, and pragmatic research that reflects everyday surgical practice rather than highly selected trial populations.

Earlier in my academic career, my doctoral research focused on hereditary colorectal cancer, particularly Lynch syndrome. This work formed the basis of my PhD and provided a foundation in clinically oriented and translational research.

Academic Background and Approach

I have academic experience across different clinical environments, including private and academic health-care settings.

My research work has primarily involved observational study designs and collaborative projects, with an emphasis on clinically meaningful outcomes and applicability to routine care.

Contacts

Email: mail@drsemenov.com

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