Ruslan Mammadov

Ruslan Mammadov is a Researcher in the Department of Gastroenterology & Hepatology at Erasmus University Medical Center Rotterdam, specializing in liver transplantation complications and primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC) recurrence mechanisms.

His research focuses on intestinal bacteremia as a risk factor for PSC recurrence post-transplantation, with significant contributions to understanding bacterial translocation, microbiome dysbiosis, and genetic risk factors in inflammatory bowel disease-associated hepatobiliary disorders. Key investigations include bloodstream infections following liver transplantation and mucosal gut signatures predictive of PSC recurrence.

Recent publication trends reveal concentrated expertise in

• Post-transplant infectious complications
• Microbiome-host interactions in cholangiopathies
• Biomarker development for PSC recurrence

No scientific awards were documented in available sources.

Research collaborations involve multidisciplinary teams across Erasmus MC's transplant division, with co-authorship including hepatologists (Beuers, Metselaar), transplant surgeons (IJzermans, van der Laan), and molecular biologists (Peppelenbosch, Oude Elferink). Current work examines fucosyltransferase pathways and bacterial translocation mechanisms in PSC pathogenesis.