Daqing Ma
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Daqing Ma is a leading anaesthesia and perioperative medicine researcher whose work focuses on how surgical stress and anaesthetic agents influence cancer outcomes. His major contributions centre on understanding the biological mechanisms by which surgery may promote metastasis, and on identifying perioperative interventions—such as intravenous lidocaine—that could mitigate these risks. Ma’s research bridges fundamental science and clinical translation, with his most cited papers exploring the immunomodulatory effects of anaesthetics and their potential to improve long-term cancer prognosis. He has been instrumental in designing rigorous clinical trials, including the FLICOR pilot study, which assesses the feasibility of perioperative lidocaine to reduce colorectal cancer recurrence. With a career spanning over two decades, Ma has published extensively in high-impact journals and his work has accumulated thousands of citations, reflecting its influence on both anaesthesia practice and cancer biology. His achievements include leading international collaborations and contributing to guidelines that shape perioperative care for cancer patients.
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