Eilish Galvin

Eilish Galvin is a Researcher at the Department of Anesthesiology, Erasmus MC, Erasmus University Rotterdam. Her work focuses on optimizing anesthesia techniques and evaluating surgical outcomes, particularly in upper extremity procedures. She investigates topics such as chronic postsurgical pain, regional anesthesia efficacy, and environmental impacts of healthcare decisions.

Her research interests include pain management strategies, surgical complications, and the application of regional anesthesia to improve patient outcomes. She has explored how anesthesia choices affect patient satisfaction and environmental sustainability through life cycle assessments.

Her publications analyze long-term pain outcomes, nerve injury risks, and the correlation between preoperative pain and postoperative results. While no specific awards are listed, her work contributes significantly to evidence-based practices in anesthesiology.

Dr. Galvin has supervised one documented research project and collaborates with multidisciplinary teams on surgical and anesthetic protocols. Her studies highlight the balance between clinical efficacy and patient-centered care in surgical settings.