Dr. Marina Kurian is a surgeon in private practice in New York City, and she’s a clinical professor of surgery at NYU Langone Health and NYU Grossman School of Medicine. She has been practicing Minimally Invasive General, Foregut and Bariatric surgery for over 20 years. She continues to be involved with quality assessment and outcome measures in Bariatric surgery. She has written many articles and book chapters, as well as lectured nationally, and internationally. She is the past president of the New York State Chapter of the American College of Surgeons. She has been on and chaired several committees for both SAGES and ASMBS. She is currently the president-elect for the ASMBS.
GLP-1 and surgery, answering the big questions: preoperative use, urgent surgery, post-op recovery and combining GLP-1 with surgery or ESG.
Published
Jul 2025
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Access to Care: Expanding Coverage for Obesity Treatments, Creating a surgical program that serves the community, How to Empower the Voice of the Patient
With American College of Surgeons
Published
May 2023
Welcome and Introduction - Dr. Erica Taylor (USA) and Dr. María Magdalena Llompart (Spain) Surgeons and OR Ergonomics - Dr. Yamaguchi Shigeki (Japan) Ergonomic Support and Personal Wellbeing - Dr. Geeta Lal and Dr. Marina Kurian (USA) The Athlete in the Operating Room – Dr. Regina Faes (Mexico) Discussion and closing remarks – All faculty moderated by Dr. María Magdalena Llompart (Spain)
With Johnson & Johnson MedTech
Published
Jul 2022
Quality Improvement in surgical practice is critical to ongoing improvement both in terms of outcomes for patients as well as surgeon education. Collection and review of your own surgical data is a cornerstone for offering patients the best operation and clinical pathway. This video shows how our colleagues have used quality improvement projects to streamline their hospital flow as well as decrease complications. Quality improvement projects can be national, which can increase data collection and help address a variety of issues in perioperative care. This presentation briefly reviews important national initiatives seeking enhanced recovery for patients after bariatric surgery. Other projects discussed seek to decrease narcotics in patients and highlight the need for telemetry. Reviewing quality improvement projects can help with your own patient management and give you ideas for quality improvement in your practice. Endorsed by: [Image]
With Johnson & Johnson MedTech
Published
Apr 2021
Roux-en-y Gastric Bypass has long been touted as an antireflux procedure, and it is for the most part. There are instances however, of GERD after Roux en Y gastric bypass that require medical and in some patients, surgical therapy. This Surgical Open Classroom discusses the issues of GERD and morbid obesity and what to expect with Roux en Y gastric bypass. It also looks at some of the currently available surgical treatment options for post Roux en Y gastric bypass GERD and some details on expected outcomes. A video is included to show the difficulties and necessary steps in the repair.
Published
Feb 2021
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