Andrew Suen

Dr. Andrew Suen is an Assistant Professor in Anesthesia at McMaster University. His academic journey includes MD training at the University of Calgary, residency at Dalhousie University, and a translational research fellowship at the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Centre.

• Specializes in organ preservation and ischemia-reperfusion injury
• 2-year research focus on microRNA immunomodulation in sepsis/trauma
• Clinical fellowship in abdominal organ transplantation, cardiovascular anesthesia

Research interests span microRNA-mediated innate immune activation, polytrauma, and radiation therapy optimization, with 24 publications in the last decade. Key contributions include studies on:

• Extracellular microRNA in sepsis (2022)
• TLR7 signaling in ARDS (2022)
• Rectal cancer trimodality therapy outcomes (2023)
• Hypobaria effects on trauma recovery (2021)

Clinical work includes airway management comparisons (2019) and international surgical outcomes research (2017). No specific awards or student mentorship details are documented in available sources.