Lars Dahlin

Lars Dahlin is a Professor at Lund University, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Hand Surgery. He also holds a Visiting Professor position at Linköping University. His work bridges clinical hand surgery and academic research, focusing on nerve injuries, diabetes-related hand pathology, and regenerative medicine.

• Lund University: Professor, Department of Hand Surgery
• Linköping University: Visiting Professor

Research Interests

• Peripheral nerve regeneration and repair
• Diabetic neuropathy and hand dysfunction
• Reconstructive microsurgery
• Neuroprotection mechanisms
• Biopsychosocial aspects of nerve injuries
• Epidemiology of hand conditions

Article Trends

His 15 most recent publications emphasize nerve injury dynamics, diabetes-complicated hand surgery, and bioengineered nerve repair. Key methods include immunohistochemistry, proteomic analysis, and animal models for studying nerve regeneration. Collaborative work spans biomarker discovery, surgical outcome metrics, and vibration exposure effects.

Research Infrastructure

He leads studies at the Wallenberg Laboratory and Clinical Research Center (CRC) in Malmö, with clinical-research integration across a six-floor hand surgery hospital building. This facility includes surgical theaters, a nerve rehabilitation unit with tactile evaluation tools, and collaborative links to Lund University’s Department of Biology and EU-funded nerve repair initiatives.