Aodhnait Fahy

Aodhnait Fahy is an Assistant Professor specializing in Pediatric Surgery, with research contributions to Pediatrics, Pediatric Trauma, and Pediatric Oncology. Her work intersects clinical practice and surgical innovation.

• Education:
  • MBBCh, University of Oxford (2012)
  • PhD, Imperial College London (2008)
  • MBiochem, University of Oxford (2004)

Her research focuses on pediatric surgical conditions, including intestinal perforation, hepatoblastoma, and congenital anomalies, emphasizing outcomes, robotic techniques, and oncologic resection. Recent work includes collaborations on practice guidelines and case studies.

Analysis of her 15 most recent publications (2022–2024) reveals trends in pediatric surgical oncology, robotic surgery, and acute care for pediatric patients. Key subfields include hepatoblastoma management, thymolipoma resection, and guidelines for pediatric surgical practice.

• Scientific Awards:
  • Dean's Award for Excellence in Teaching (2024)

With 46 total research outputs and over 700 citations, Fahy's work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goal 3: Good Health and Well-being. Her expertise spans clinical practice, education, and multidisciplinary collaboration.