Shaf Keshavjee is affiliated with the University Health Network in Canada and conducts research primarily in the field of Medicine, with a focus on Surgery, Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine, Epidemiology, Transplantation, and Biomedical Engineering. Their work spans a variety of topics related to transplantation techniques, outcomes, and respiratory diseases.
The main topics covered in their research include:
Several frequent co-authors have contributed alongside Keshavjee, including Marcelo Cypel, Tereza Martinu, Jonathan Yeung, Mingyao Liu, and S. Juvet, reflecting collaborations in advanced transplantation and thoracic surgery research.
Keshavjee's research has been published predominantly in the following venues:
Notable recent papers include:
The publication record and collaboration network suggest a strong engagement with clinical and translational research focused on thoracic surgery, lung transplantation, and critical care, integrating cellular and immunological insights with practical surgical outcomes.
David Weill;Christian Benden;Paul A. Corris;John H. Dark
Jonathan B. Orens;Marc Estenne;Selim Arcasoy;John V. Conte
Marcelo Cypel;Jonathan C. Yeung;Mingyao Liu;Masaki Anraku
Marc de Perrot;Mingyao Liu;Thomas K. Waddell;Shaf Keshavjee
Yumiko Imai;Jean Parodo;Osamu Kajikawa;Marc de Perrot
Michael T. Jaklitsch;Francine L. Jacobson;John H.M. Austin;John K. Field
Marc de Perrot;Stefan Fischer;Marie-Anne Bründler;Yasuo Sekine
Kazuhiro Yasufuku;Andrew Pierre;Gail Darling;Marc de Perrot
Marcelo Cypel;Jonathan C. Yeung;Shin Hirayama;Matthew Rubacha
Masaaki Sato;Thomas K. Waddell;Ute Wagnetz;Heidi C. Roberts
Robert W. Walters;Su Min P. Yi;Shaf Keshavjee;Kevin E. Brown
Jonathan B Orens;Annette Boehler;Marc de Perrot;Marc Estenne
Mark J. Cameron;Longsi Ran;Luoling Xu;Ali Danesh
Jill I. Cameron;Leslie M. Chu;Andrea Matte;George Tomlinson
Dennis A Wigle;Igor Jurisica;Niki Radulovich;Melania Pintilie
Margaret S Herridge;Leslie M Chu;Andrea Matte;George Tomlinson
Frank D’Ovidio;Marco Mura;Melanie Tsang;Thomas K. Waddell
Marcelo Cypel;Marcelo Cypel;Mingyao Liu;Mingyao Liu;Matt Rubacha;Jonathan C. Yeung;Jonathan C. Yeung
Marcelo Cypel;Jonathan C. Yeung;Tiago Machuca;Manyin Chen
Marc De Perrot;Yasuo Sekine;Stefan Fischer;Thomas K. Waddell
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