Clinical and translational research studies in gastrointestinal motility and functional disorders
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Author(s)
Camilleri, Michael
Type
Thesis
Abstract
The body of my work has advanced knowledge and learning in the areas of gastrointestinal, colonic and
anorectal physiology, pathophysiology, pharmacology, pharmacogenetics, diagnosis and management of
motility and functional gastrointestinal disorders. The work has impacted the diagnosis and management of
disorders such as gastroparesis, chronic constipation, irritable bowel syndrome, functional dyspepsia, and
carcinoid diarrhea. These publications are selected from around 800 articles published (625 original articles,
>175 invited reviews or editorials in journals) over more than 35 years. They have been selected to show
the sustained and consistent contribution I have made to the translational and clinical science research in
gastroenterology. These original contributions have usually been made jointly with students I have
supervised, or fellows and collaborators I have worked with. This work has been published in international
journals and has been cited extensively by others. In many instances, this work has achieved a long-term
impact and has led to further developments by others and citations over a long time.
According to Google Scholar, my published work has been cited over 65372 times, with 22400 in the
last 5 years, and my current h-index is 133. In addition to articles pertaining to original research detailed
under 9 different categories below, I have selected 20 articles cited >100 times (based on Thomson Web of
Science) and these are single author reviews (as in the New England Journal of Medicine), national or
international guidelines that have impacted the field significantly, or original research. All the selected
papers are in English. As recommended in the instructions, I have identified 20 papers with some of the
highest numbers of citations in the literature, and provided the Journal, Title of the article, full list of authors
and number of times cited according to the Web of Science database. I have also added my role in the
article, and this is verifiable by the name of the corresponding or senior author of each article, or by first
authorship. This information appears in the table, and pdfs of the articles are attached in the same order.
anorectal physiology, pathophysiology, pharmacology, pharmacogenetics, diagnosis and management of
motility and functional gastrointestinal disorders. The work has impacted the diagnosis and management of
disorders such as gastroparesis, chronic constipation, irritable bowel syndrome, functional dyspepsia, and
carcinoid diarrhea. These publications are selected from around 800 articles published (625 original articles,
>175 invited reviews or editorials in journals) over more than 35 years. They have been selected to show
the sustained and consistent contribution I have made to the translational and clinical science research in
gastroenterology. These original contributions have usually been made jointly with students I have
supervised, or fellows and collaborators I have worked with. This work has been published in international
journals and has been cited extensively by others. In many instances, this work has achieved a long-term
impact and has led to further developments by others and citations over a long time.
According to Google Scholar, my published work has been cited over 65372 times, with 22400 in the
last 5 years, and my current h-index is 133. In addition to articles pertaining to original research detailed
under 9 different categories below, I have selected 20 articles cited >100 times (based on Thomson Web of
Science) and these are single author reviews (as in the New England Journal of Medicine), national or
international guidelines that have impacted the field significantly, or original research. All the selected
papers are in English. As recommended in the instructions, I have identified 20 papers with some of the
highest numbers of citations in the literature, and provided the Journal, Title of the article, full list of authors
and number of times cited according to the Web of Science database. I have also added my role in the
article, and this is verifiable by the name of the corresponding or senior author of each article, or by first
authorship. This information appears in the table, and pdfs of the articles are attached in the same order.
Date Issued
2020-02
Date Awarded
2022-07
Copyright Statement
Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial Licence
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Publisher Department
Medicine
Publisher Institution
Imperial College London
Qualification Level
Postdoctoral
Qualification Name
Doctor of Science (DSc)