Dr. Robin Kamal

Biography

Robin Kamal is an Associate Professor in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at Stanford University, where he serves as the Medical Director of Accountable Care and oversees the Orthopaedic Service Line. He specializes in treating hand and wrist conditions and has recognized expertise in distal radius fractures and arthritis. He completed his medical education at the University of Missouri Kansas City, graduating Cum Laude, and has furthered his training with residencies and fellowships at Brown University and Duke University in Orthopaedic Trauma and Hand Upper Extremity Surgery. Kamal's research focuses on improving surgical techniques and patient outcomes, with numerous contributions to peer-reviewed journals. He has lectured internationally on various topics in hand and wrist surgery and is actively involved in developing clinical practice guidelines. His commitment to enhancing patient care through quality measures and educational initiatives is central to his role in the VOICES Health Policy Research Center. Kamal's clinical interests encompass trauma, reconstructive surgery of the upper limb, and minimally invasive arthroscopy. He is a member of several prestigious surgical associations and serves on various boards and committees dedicated to advancing the field of orthopaedic surgery.

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