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Paolo De Coppi
University College London Institute of Child Health, University College London, University of Padua, Great Ormond Street Hospital For Children NHS Trust
0000-0002-1659-0207
Employment
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University College London Institute of Child Health Professor of Paediatric Surgery2014 - Present
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University College London Institute of Child Health Clinical Reader and Consultant2013 - 2014
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University College London Institute of Child Health Clinical Senior Lecturer and Consultant2006 - 2013
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Great Ormond Street Hospital For Children NHS Trust Trust Fellow- SpR equivalent- and Honorary Research Fellow2005 - 2006
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University of Padua PhD Student2002 - 2005
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Children's hospital harvard Research Fellow2000 - 2002
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University College London
Education
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University of Padua PhD2002 - 2005
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University of Padua Specialist in Paediatric Surgery with honours1997 - 2002
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University of Padua MD1991 - 1997
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (906)
- Neutrophil myeloperoxidase as a functional biomarker for RSV severity: implications for in vitro therapeutic screening Save
- Delayed thoracoscopic repair helps preserve native oesophagus in long-gap oesophageal atresia Save
- The future of neonatology Save
- Assessment of intra-operative bowel perfusion in children using indocyanine green: an exploratory study investigating its effect on surgical management Save
- Oesophagus Bioengineering Save
- Intracranial Changes after Fetal Spina Bifida Repair by 2D and 3D Slice-to-Volume MRI Reconstruction: Implications for the Etiology of Hydrocephalus Save
- Functional integration of an autologous engineered esophagus in a large-animal model Save
- Perinatally Accessible Biomarkers of Complex Gastroschisis: Systematic Review and Individual Patient Data Meta‐Analysis Save
- Oesophageal tissue engineering: optimisation of stereotactic robotic cell injection in decellularised oesophageal scaffolds Save
- Worldwide paediatric surgical practice regarding post-reconstruction anal dilatation in anorectal malformation: an international survey Save