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MEDIA

Dr. Liang is an internationally recognized general, minimally invasive, and abdominal wall (hernia) surgeon. His publications report the clinical work that he has performed which has transformed healthcare and surgery. His work has been published in high impact medical journals such as the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM), Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), British Medical Journal (BMJ), Annals of Internal Medicine, JAMA Surgery, and Annals of Surgery. In addition, he has written chapters in foundational medical and surgery textbooks including UpToDate . Below is a sample of his recent work. For a complete list of here medical research, click here.

Video of Perineal Hernia
Abdominal Wall Reconstruction and Hernia Surgery
National/International Lectures
  1. 26. Liang MK. Ventral hernias. HCA National Collaborative Grand Rounds. 2024. Invited.
  2. Liang MK. Synthetic mesh: any barriers in complex cases? AWR, 2024. Invited.
  3. Liang MK. The robotic approach to non-midline hernias. AWR, 2024. Invited.
  4. Liang MK. Robotic IPOM. Advances in Surgery Channel, 2021. Invited.
  5. Is watchful waiting a viable option in inguinal, umbilical, and small hernias?  American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress.  Virtual, 2020. 
  6. Ventral Hernia with Defect Closure.  American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress.  San Francisco, Ca 2019. 
  7. Benign Esophagus.  American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress.  General Surgery Review Course.  San Francisco, Ca, 2019.
  8. Risk Calculators:  Options and Evidence.  American Society of Plastic Surgeons University:  Abdominal Wall Reconstruction.  In conjunction with Americas Hernia Society.  Online, 2019.
  9. Hernias.  American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress.  General Surgery Review Course.  Boston, Ma, 2018.
  10. Laparoscopic Ventral Hernia with Defect Closure.  American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress.  Boston, Ma 2018. 
  11. Decision making for hernia repair:  What factors are important to Patients?  AHS 2018.
  12. Hernias.  American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress.  General Surgery Review Course.  San Diego, Ca 2017.
  13. Acute Traumatic Hernias and their Management.  American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress.  San Diego, Ca 2017. 
  14. Laparoscopic Ventral Hernia with Defect Closure.  American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress.  San Diego, Ca 2017. 
  15. Expert Consensus of Ventral Hernia Repair.  AHS.  Cancun, Mexico, 2017.  
  16. Hernias.  ACS.  General Surgery Review Course.  Washington DC, 2016. 
  17. The vicious cycle of wound infections.  AHS.  Washington DC, 2016.
  18. Outcomes of biologic mesh for incisional hernia repair.  Americas Hernia Society.  Washington DC, 2016. 
  19. Restoring function: Tailoring hernia repair to patient needs. Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons, Boston, Massachusetts 2016. 
  20. Level 1 Evidence in Ventral Hernia Repair.  Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons, Boston, Massachusetts 2016.
  21. Sutures and Tacks.  Surgical Disruptive Summit.  Houston, Texas 2016.
  22. Hernia.  American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress, General Surgery Review Course. Chicago, Illinois 2015.
  23. Laparoscopic Morgagni Hernia Repair.  World Hernia Society, Milan, Italy 2015.
  24. Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses.  Association of Academic Surgeons, Fall Courses.  San Francisco, 2013. 
  25. Identifying Complex Ventral Hernia Repairs.  Abdominal wall reconstruction. Washington DC, 2013.
  26. Peri-operative beta-blockade.  Horizons, University of Colorado.  Vail, Colorado 2004. 
Local/Regional Lectures
  1. Liang MK. Time Management for the Busy Clinician. Key Note Speaker, Texas Interdivisional. Research Symposium. 2022.
  2. Liang MK. Evidence Based Medicine in Surgery. HCA Kingwood, Kingwood, Texas 2022. General Surgery Grand Rounds.
  3. Liang MK. Raising the Bar: Scholarly activity in surgery. University of Houston, Houston, Texas 2021. Medical School Education Series.
  4. Liang MK, Ali Z. Scholarly Activity in Surgery. HCA Kingwood, Kingwood, Texas 2021. General Surgery Grand Rounds.
  5. How the surgical mind thinks.  University of Texas Austin, Research Grand Rounds 2020.
  6. Stump the Experts.  South Texas American College of Surgeons.  Houston, Texas 2020.
  7. The Surgical Mind.  University of Texas Houston.  Houston, Texas, 2019.  Grand Rounds.
  8. The Great Debates:  Mesh or suture for emergency contaminated cases with a hernia (Moderator).  South Texas American College of Surgeons.  Houston, Texas 2019. 
  9. Controversial Topics in hernia Care.  Baylor College of Medicine, Hernia Symposium 2018.
  10. Throckmorton Surgical Society:  Debates.  Symposium on Minimally Invasive Robotic, and Hernia Surgery.  Iowa Methodist Medical Center. Des Moines, Iowa 2018.
  11. Priestley Lecture:  Robotics in Ventral Hernia Repair.  Symposium on Minimally Invasive Robotic, and Hernia Surgery.  Iowa Methodist Medical Center. Des Moines, Iowa 2018.
  12. Using Biologics in Abdominal Wall Reconstruction.  Symposium on Minimally Invasive Robotic, and Hernia Surgery.  Iowa Methodist Medical Center. Des Moines, Iowa 2018.
  13. Prevention of hernia formation with proper closure technique.  Surgical Disruptive Technology Summit.  Houston, Texas 2018.
  14. Is it safe at the County?  University of Texas Houston.  Houston, Texas, 2017. Invited.  Grand Rounds. Liang MK. 
  15. Today’s component separation (How, What, When, Where).  Surgical Disruptive Technology Summit.  Houston, Texas 2017. 
  16. Ventral Hernias.  Texas American College of Surgeons Meeting. Austin, Texas 2017.  Meeting director.
  17. Ventral Hernias. University of Texas Houston.  Houston, Texas 2016. Grand Rounds.
  18. Ventral Hernias: Learning from the Past.  Louisiana State University.  New Orleans, Louisiana 2016.  Grand Rounds.
  19. Laparoscopic Lumbar Hernia.  South Texas American College of Surgeons.  San Antonio, Texas 2016. 
  20. Retrorectus and posterior component separation.  South Texas ACS.  Houston, Texas 2015. 
  21. Laparoscopic Heller Myotomy for Treatment of Achalasia.  South Texas ACS. Houston, Texas 2015. 
  22. Identifying Complex Ventral Hernia Repairs.  University of Florida, Department of Surgery, Hernia Round Table.  Miami, Florida, 2014.
  23. Advances in Ventral Hernia Repair.  UTH, Department of Surgery Grand Rounds. Houston, Texas 2013.  
  24. Complex Ventral Hernia Repairs.  University of California-Fresno, Department of Surgery, Journal Club. Fresno, California 2013. 
  25. Complex Ventral Hernia Repairs. California Pacific Medical Center, Department of Surgery, Grand Rounds. San Francisco, California 2013. 
  26. Complex Ventral Hernia Repairs.  University of Minnesota, Department of Surgery, Hernia Round Table.  Minneapolis, Minnesota 2013. 
  27. Complex Ventral Hernia Repairs.  University of Louisville, Department of Surgery, Journal Club. Louisville, Kentucky, 2013. 
  28. Stomas:  Running with stomas.  Baylor College of Medicine, Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery Grand Rounds. Houston, Texas 2012. 
  29. Ventral Hernia Repair.  Baylor College of Medicine, Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery Grand Rounds.  Houston, Texas, 2012. 
  30. Minimally Invasive Surgery:  Hernias and Beyond.  Geneva General Hospital.  Geneva, New York 2008. 
  31. Disease of the Gallbladder.  Geneva General Hospital.  Geneva, New York 2007.
  32. Minimally invasive surgery:  current evidence and options.  Geneva General Hospital.  Geneva, New York 2007. 
  33. Hernias in the new millennia.  Grand Rounds, Riverview Medical Center.  Red Bank, New Jersey 2006. 
  34. Gastrointestinal malignancies.  Grand Rounds, Riverview Medical Center.  Red Bank, New Jersey 2006. 
  35. Minimally invasive surgery for the Primary Care Physician.  Department of Medicine, Grand Rounds, Riverview Medical Center.  Red Bank, New Jersey 2006. 
  36. The role of minimally invasive surgery.  Department of Medicine, Grand Rounds, Gouverneur Hospital.  New York, New York 2005. 
  37. Minimally invasive approaches to gastrointestinal diseases.  Division of Gastroenterology Grand Rounds, New York University School of Medicine.  New York, New York 2005. 
  38. Role of peri-operative beta-blockers in older patients.  Department of Surgery Grand Rounds, University of Colorado.  Denver, Colorado 2004. 
  39. Peri-operative beta-blockers.  Department of Surgery Grand Rounds, UCHSC.  Denver, Colorado 2003.
  40. Non-operative management of perforated peptic ulcer disease.  Department of Surgery Grand Rounds, University of Colorado.  Denver, Colorado 2002.
  41. Transfusion thresholds in critically ill patients.  Department of Surgery Grand Rounds, University of Colorado.  Denver, Colorado 2001. 

Mike Liang, MD, Houston, TX

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