Jacob Rosenberg is affiliated with the University of Copenhagen in Denmark and has contributed extensively to medical research, particularly within the field of surgery. Their scholarly output includes a significant number of publications spanning medicine and various subfields related to surgical practice and oncology.
The scientist's main field of study is Medicine, with 580 publications. Their work is further specialized in subfields such as Surgery (345 publications), Oncology (52 publications), Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine (33 publications), Emergency Medicine (29 publications), and Statistics, Probability and Uncertainty (22 publications).
Rosenberg's research focuses on topics connected to surgical treatment and cancer care, including:
The scientist has published papers in a range of journals. Frequent publication venues include:
Among recent papers authored or co-authored by Jacob Rosenberg are:
Frequent collaborators in Rosenberg's research include Siv Fonnes, Kristoffer Andresen, Jason Joe Baker, Stina Öberg, and Anders Gram-Hanssen.
H. Jaap Bonjer;Charlotte L. Deijen;Gabor A. Abis;Miguel A. Cuesta
T P Grantcharov;T P Grantcharov;V B Kristiansen;J Bendix;L Bardram
R. Bittner;M. E. Arregui;T. Bisgaard;M. Dudai
Thue Bisgaard;Birthe Klarskov;Jacob Rosenberg;Henrik Kehlet
Merete Christensen;Peter Matzen;Svend Schulze;Jacob Rosenberg
Linda Basse;Dorthe Hjort Jakobsen;Linda Bardram;Per Billesbølle
L Basse;H H Raskov;D Hjort Jakobsen;E Sonne
Thue Bisgaard;Birthe Klarskov;Henrik Kehlet;Jacob Rosenberg
Lars Peter Holst Andersen;Ismayil Gögenür;Jacob Rosenberg;Russel J Reiter
Teodor P. Grantcharov;Jacob Rosenberg
R. Bittner;M. A. Montgomery;E. Arregui;V. Bansal
Teodor P Grantcharov;Linda Bardram;Peter Funch-Jensen;Jacob Rosenberg
Teodor P. Grantcharov;Linda Bardram;Peter Funch-Jensen;Jacob Rosenberg
Hanne Tønnesen;Jacob Rosenberg;Hans J Nielsen;Verner Rasmussen
Thue Bisgaard;Henrik Kehlet;Jacob Rosenberg
T. P. Grantcharov;T. P. Grantcharov;L. Bardram;P. Funch-Jensen;J. Rosenberg
S Rosenberg-Adamsen;H Kehlet;C Dodds;J Rosenberg
Nathja Groth Harpsøe;Lars Peter Holst Andersen;Ismail Gögenur;Jacob Rosenberg
J.B. Dahl;J. Rosenberg;W.E. Dirkes;T. Mogensen
Eva Angenete;Anders Thornell;Anders Thornell;Jakob Burcharth;Jakob Burcharth;Hans Christian Pommergaard;Hans Christian Pommergaard
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