Rasmus Bach Nedergaard

Rasmus Bach Nedergaard is a researcher at Aalborg University Hospital affiliated with The Faculty of Medicine, Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology. His work focuses on the intersection of gastroenterology, pain management, and neurophysiology, with particular emphasis on chronic pancreatitis and pain perception mechanisms.

His research interests span chronic pancreatitis, pain management, gastroenterology, and neurogastroenterology. Dr. Nedergaard's work investigates pain perception mechanisms, gastrointestinal function, and the relationship between muscle physiology and neurological conditions. His research utilizes various methodologies including clinical trials, physiological measurements, and cross-geographical comparative studies.

Dr. Nedergaard's publication record shows consistent scholarly output with 31 research publications as of 2025, demonstrating research activity across multiple years with increasing output from 2018 to 2025. His most recent work focuses on individualized pain treatment in chronic pancreatitis, the robustness of pain assessment methods across geographical locations, and clinical trials for novel pain management approaches.

He is actively involved in international collaborative research, as evidenced by his participation in multicenter studies including the International Pancreatic Pain Consortium. His work bridges clinical gastroenterology with neurological and physiological research, creating a unique interdisciplinary approach to understanding gastrointestinal disorders and associated pain mechanisms.