Anticoagulant-related GI bleeding
Personalized treatment plans based on diagnostic results and medical history
Neena S. Abraham MD MACG
BA Mount Allison University 1990 First-Class Honors, MD Dalhousie University 1994, Internal Medicine Residency University of Alberta 1997, GI Fellowship McGill 2000, MS Epidemiology and Biostatistics McGill 2002
Master of the American College of Gastroenterology and Trustee of ACG, internationally recognized for GI bleeding outcomes research at Mayo Clinic Phoenix.
25 years
Years of Experience
7400
Total Cases
4.94%
Patient Satisfaction
4.9
Overall Rating
Areas of Expertise
Comprehensive diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care for core conditions
Digestive Diseaseobscure occult bleeding
Personalized treatment plans based on diagnostic results and medical history
anemia
Personalized treatment plans based on diagnostic results and medical history
peri-procedural antithrombotic management
Personalized treatment plans based on diagnostic results and medical history
Education & Career
Education
BA Mount Allison University 1990 First-Class Honors, MD Dalhousie University 1994, Internal Medicine Residency University of Alberta 1997, GI Fellowship McGill 2000, MS Epidemiology and Biostatistics McGill 2002
Work Experience
Professor of Medicine Mayo Clinic Phoenix since 2014, prior faculty at Baylor College of Medicine
Academic Positions
Master of the American College of Gastroenterology MACG, Director Institute for Research and Education ACG, Chair Board of Directors ACG
Research & Awards
Honors
ACG Edgar Achkar Visiting Professor 2024, ACG Social Media Acumen Award 2022 and 2023, ACG Disruptive Innovator in Clinical Medicine 2021
Research Focus
GI bleeding outcomes and antithrombotic agents
Publications
Over 250 peer-reviewed publications
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