Kelvin Truong

Kelvin Truong is a Clinical Associate Lecturer at the University of Sydney, affiliated with the Westmead Clinical School within the Sydney Medical School. His research focuses on Dermatology and Medical Education, with a strong emphasis on clinical dermatology, cutaneous oncology, and case-based studies. He holds a Master of Medicine (SCHP) and a Doctor of Medicine (MD), complemented by a Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm).

Research Interests:

• Dermatology: Investigates rare skin conditions such as eccrine angiomatous hamartoma, Merkel cell carcinoma, and drug eruptions linked to immunotherapy. His work addresses treatment modalities like laser therapy and vascular interventions.
• Medical Education: Evaluates adherence to clinical guidelines and patient outcomes following dermatology consultations in tertiary settings.

Publications Overview: His recent work spans dermatological case studies, oncology-related skin disorders, and clinical trials analyzing treatments for conditions like basal cell carcinoma and Sezary syndrome. Key themes include immune checkpoint inhibitors, laser-assisted drug delivery, and drug-induced skin reactions.

Labs/Teams: Collaborates through the Concord Haematology Clinical Research Unit and the Westmead Clinical School, contributing to multidisciplinary research in dermatology and haematology.