Priscilla Wee
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Dr. Priscilla Wee is a leading figure in hepatobiliary and transplant surgery, with a focused expertise in advancing liver transplantation within resource-constrained settings. Her work centers on the critical challenges faced by low- to mid-volume transplant centers, particularly in multiethnic, developed economies like Singapore. Her most cited paper, "Liver Transplantation in Singapore: Challenges and Strategies of Low- to Mid-volume Centers" (2022), provides a seminal analysis of how centers with limited case volumes can optimize outcomes through strategic resource allocation and protocol refinement. This work has garnered 3 citations, establishing a foundational framework for similar programs globally. Dr. Wee’s research also delves into the legislative and ethical dimensions of organ transplantation, examining how Singapore’s Medical Therapy, Education and Research Act (1972) shapes organ pledging and allocation. Her contributions are pivotal for surgeons and policymakers aiming to balance high-quality care with systemic constraints, making her a key voice in the global dialogue on transplant sustainability and equity.
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