Raimundas Lunevicius

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MD, PhD, DSc, FRCS (Engl.), Professor (LT), qualified from Vilnius University, Lithuania, in 1986. He completed three Fellowship Programmes: Monbushou (Japan, 1998–2000), Fulbright–Humphrey (Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA, 2008–2009), and King’s College Hospital (London, 2010–2012). His research interests are focused on biliary surgery, acute care surgery, trauma, epidemiology and global health. A bibliography of his publications includes 188-refereed articles, 62 abstracts, three monographs, two doctoral dissertations, two book chapters, and one edited book, by 1st May 2020. He is a member of the UK Trauma and Research Network (TARN) Board from 2020.

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Open Versus Laparoscopic Repair for Perforated Peptic Ulcer: from personal experience to systematic review and meta-analysis, KCH, 22 July 2011, by R. Lunevicius

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Trends in gallbladder surgery 23 nov 21 chole qu_ic meeting

Repeat CT scanning for patients with splenic injuries, KCH, 2012, by R. Lunevicius

Injury as Major Public Health Problem: Lithuanian Data, JHU, 2008, by R. Lunevicius

Severe ‘Gastritis’? - Case report, KCH, 2011.

European region: Injury as a major global health problem. KCH, 2011, by R. Lunevicius

Management of penetrating buttock trauma in a London Major Trauma Centre, 29 Apr 2011, Vilnius, by R. Lunevicius

Open Versus Laparoscopic Repair for Perforated Peptic Ulcer: from personal experience to systematic review and meta-analysis, KCH, 22 July 2011, by R. Lunevicius

Non-operative management of splenic injuries: the outline, KCH, 27-05-2011, by R. Lunevicius

Selective non-operative management of penetrating abdominal trauma, KCL 11-03-2011, by R. Lunevicius

Diagnostic Laparoscopy in Trauma: Evidences and Indications, KCL, 11-03-2011, by R. Lunevicius

Management of injuries to great abdominal vessels. KCH, 23 Nov 10, by R. Lunevicius

Onkologijos pagrindai (The basics of oncology). Paskaita (Lecture), 2009-12-14. R. Lunevicius

Abdominal trauma, London, 2012, KCH, by R. Lunevicius

Liver trauma: operative management, 2018, by R. Lunevicius

Management of liver trauma in adults, 2018, by R. Lunevicius

Liver anatomy and terminology, in brief, 2018, by R. Lunevicius

Lithuanian National Association Helping the Suffering in Road Victims, 2010, by R. Lunevicius

Laparoscopic cholecystectomy: complications, 2018, by R. Lunevicius

The cystic duct and Callot triangle: important educational reminder, 2018, by R. Lunevicius