Pathik Aravind

Pathik Aravind is a Hospital Resident at Yale University School of Medicine, Department of Surgery, with professional interests in Surgical Oncology and HPB-GI Surgery. Originally from Sohar, Oman and Kerala, India, he completed his MBBS at D.Y. Patil University School of Medicine in 2019 followed by post-doctoral fellowship training at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in 2021.

His research focuses on surgical oncology and HPB-GI surgery, with particular attention to upper extremity transplantation techniques and denervation procedures. His scholarly work demonstrates expertise in complex surgical interventions and pain management strategies within reconstructive surgery.

His publication record shows a consistent focus on surgical techniques and evidence-based approaches to complex procedures. The research trends indicate specialization in transplantation surgery and innovative pain management techniques for surgical patients.

As a resident physician at Yale School of Medicine, Dr. Aravind participates in clinical training and surgical education while contributing to academic research in his specialty areas. His role involves both patient care responsibilities and academic contributions to the surgical field.

His professional activities include clinical work in surgical oncology with specific focus on gastrointestinal and hepatopancreatobiliary systems, contributing to the surgical care team at Yale-affiliated hospitals while advancing his surgical expertise through academic research and clinical practice.