Teagan E. Marshall
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About
Teagan E. Marshall is a rising surgical researcher whose work focuses on improving outcomes in anti-reflux and hiatal hernia surgery. Her research centers on the objective measurement of esophageal physiology, particularly through the use of impedance planimetry (EndoFLIP™), to predict and prevent post-operative complications like dysphagia. Marshall’s key contributions include demonstrating how intra-operative planimetry can identify causes of swallowing difficulties after fundoplication, and comparing surgical techniques such as the Hill and Toupet procedures to optimize patient outcomes. She has also investigated the impact of obesity on recurrence rates after re-operative anti-reflux surgery, and the safety of robotic approaches in geriatric patients. Her comparative analysis of diaphragmatic suture cruroplasty versus biosynthetic mesh reinforcement for hiatal hernia repair provides critical data on recurrence patterns. With over 20 citations since 2023, Marshall’s work is already informing clinical decision-making in foregut surgery. Her studies on endoscopic balloon dilation for post-surgical dysphagia and the role of patient-specific factors in recurrence highlight her commitment to personalized, evidence-based surgical care.
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