Arne Wibe

Arne Wibe is a Clinical Professor affiliated with the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). His expertise spans general surgery and gastrointestinal surgery, with a focus on colorectal surgery, cancer treatment, and global health initiatives. He is actively involved in research addressing surgical techniques, oncological outcomes, and public health challenges in low-resource settings like Sierra Leone.

Research Interests:
- Cancer Surgery (Colorectal, Urological)
- Anastomotic Leak Management
- Obesity Surgery and Postoperative Outcomes
- Global Surgical Care and Maternal Health
- Molecular Medicine and Drug Potentiation in Oncology

Key Contributions:
- Pioneering studies on en bloc radical cystectomy and transanal minimally invasive surgery (TAMIS).
- Leading investigations into postoperative care for colorectal cancer patients, including exercise interventions.
- Collaborative work in Sierra Leone evaluating cesarean section outcomes and healthcare access.
- Longitudinal studies on anal incontinence post-partum and obesity surgery complications.

Article Trends:
His recent work emphasizes surgical innovation, oncological outcomes, and global health disparities. Studies often combine clinical trials, prospective cohorts, and observational data to address unmet needs in surgical and oncological care.

Advising and Grants:
While no advisees are listed, his collaborative projects suggest involvement in multidisciplinary teams and international initiatives.