Rate My Professor Jeremy Ming Hsu

Professor Hsu's research specializations include trauma surgery, trauma outcomes, coagulopathy of trauma, trauma systems, breast oncoplastic techniques, and breast cancer outcomes. He has made notable contributions to the field through peer-reviewed publications on trauma management and critical care. Key works include 'Efficacy of high-flow nasal prong therapy in trauma patients with rib fractures and high-risk features for respiratory deterioration: a randomized controlled trial' (Trauma Surgery & Acute Care Open, 2020); 'Controlling hemorrhage in exsanguinating pelvic fractures: Utility of extraperitoneal pelvic packing as a damage control procedure' (International Journal of Critical Illness and Injury Science, 2016); 'Identifying the bleeding trauma patient: predictive factors for massive transfusion in an Australasian trauma population' (Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery, 2013); and 'Not All Black and White: Is Routine Chest Radiography Following Rib Fractures Beneficial?' (World Journal of Surgery, 2021). Professor Hsu is involved in education at all levels, from undergraduate to postgraduate training, and holds leadership positions in trauma services, enhancing clinical outcomes and surgical practices.