Joris van Fessem

Joris van Fessem is a Researcher in the Department of Anesthesiology at Erasmus University Medical Center (Erasmus MC) in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, with an active publication record spanning vascular surgery, critical care, and perioperative medicine. His work focuses on evidence-based clinical research, particularly systematic reviews addressing high-impact surgical and anesthetic challenges.

His research interests center on vascular complications (including spontaneous iliac vein ruptures), acid-base physiology in postoperative settings using the Stewart approach, anticoagulation management for vitamin K antagonists, and frailty assessment in elderly surgical patients. These areas reflect a strong emphasis on improving perioperative safety through methodological rigor and interdisciplinary collaboration between anesthesiology, vascular surgery, and geriatrics.

Analysis of his publications (2006-2023) reveals consistent contributions to clinical evidence synthesis, with notable works on vascular emergencies (2023), physiological monitoring (2021), and geriatric surgical outcomes (2020). His research bridges hematology, critical care, and vascular surgery, demonstrating how systematic reviews can translate complex pathophysiology into practical clinical guidelines.

No scientific awards, student advising roles, laboratory affiliations, research grants, or educational details were specified in the source material. His work shows significant academic impact through Scopus citations (1-51 per publication), Mendeley readership (6-84 readers), and clinical guideline references.