Marc Royo

Marc Royo, MD, MBA is an Associate Professor in the Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine with specialized divisions including Alternate Site Anesthesia, Adult ENT Anesthesia, Multi-Specialty Anesthesia, and OB Anesthesia. His clinical and research focus spans multiple anesthesia subspecialties with particular emphasis on perioperative hemodynamic management and patient safety.

Dr. Royo's research expertise centers on critical aspects of perioperative care:

• Hemodynamic monitoring and optimization during surgery
• Fluid management protocols for various surgical procedures
• Cardiac outcomes in noncardiac surgery patients
• Perioperative hyperglycemia management strategies
• Adverse effects of anesthetic medications
• Risk assessment for perioperative complications

His recent publications demonstrate a consistent focus on evidence-based approaches to improve perioperative outcomes, with particular attention to cardiac complications during noncardiac surgery and the implementation of technology-assisted decision making in anesthesia practice. The research shows strong methodology with randomized clinical trials, case reports, and systematic reviews contributing to the evidence base in anesthesiology.

Professional recognition includes:

• Dean's Award for Excellence in Teaching (2022) - widely acknowledged across academic networks and cited in clinical guidelines

Dr. Royo has been actively involved in major clinical research initiatives including the OPTIMISE II Trial Group, demonstrating leadership in large-scale perioperative research. His work has been referenced in clinical guidelines and picked up by multiple news outlets, indicating significant impact on both clinical practice and academic discourse.

His research collaborations span multiple anesthesia subspecialties and medical disciplines, focusing on practical solutions to optimize fluid management, hemodynamic monitoring, and risk assessment protocols to improve patient outcomes during the surgical journey.