Amin Andalib

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Amin Andalib is a prominent researcher in bariatric and metabolic surgery, with a focus on optimizing patient outcomes and healthcare economics. His key research areas include the cost-effectiveness of bariatric procedures, perioperative risk factors, and national trends in surgical care. His most-cited work, "Cost of bariatric surgery and factors associated with increased cost: an analysis of national inpatient sample" (2017, 91 citations), provides critical insights into the financial burdens of obesity surgery, identifying key drivers of higher costs such as patient comorbidities and hospital characteristics. This study has been instrumental in guiding policy and clinical decision-making to improve resource allocation. Andalib’s contributions extend beyond cost analysis; he has also explored surgical outcomes and disparities in access to care, earning recognition for his data-driven approach. With a growing citation impact, his work continues to shape evidence-based practices in bariatric surgery, making him a valuable voice for students and clinicians aiming to understand the intersection of surgical innovation and healthcare economics.