DanielAlejandroHashimotoMDMSTR(He/Him)

Summary

• Daniel Hashimoto is assistant professor of surgery at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, where his practice focuses on foregut surgery, flexible endoscopy (including therapeutic endoscopy), and hernia repair. He has a secondary appointment in Computer and Information Science in Penn Engineering and is affiliated faculty in the General Robotics Automation Sensing and Perception (GRASP) Lab. He is director of the Penn Computer Assisted Surgery and Outcomes (PCASO) Laboratory. He earned his MD from the University of Pennsylvania. He also obtained an M.S. in Translational Research for which his research was conducted at the Imperial College London. He completed his general surgery training at Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School, where he was also Associate Director of Research at the MGH/Harvard Medical School Surgical AI & Innovation Laboratory. He completed the comprehensive flexible endoscopy and foregut surgery fellowship at University Hospitals Cleveland.
  
  His current research focuses on the use of artificial intelligence and computer vision in the operating room for surgical education and clinical decision support.
  He is interested in surgical education, surgical simulation, surgical technology, and surgical robotics.
  
  Dr. Hashimoto holds leadership positions in several national organizations. He served as a member of the Board of Directors of the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) (2016-2020) and of the Board of Governors of the Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons (SAGES) (2016-2018). He is vice chair of the Board of Directors for the Global Surgical AI Collaborative.

‎AI-ready Healthcare: Making surgery AI-ready on Apple Podcasts
Daniel Hashimoto discusses how computer vision advances may contribute to safer surgical practice and how clinical knowledge contributes to safe AI

Diaphragm Pacer Implementation with Drs. Cannon and Hashimoto - Penn Medicine
In this episode, Drs. Daniel Hashimoto and Jeremy Cannon discuss their collaboration on the first diaphragm pacer implantation at Penn Medicine.

Advances in AI Surgery with Dr. Hashimoto - Penn Medicine
Dr. Hashimoto provides insight on how machine learning can be applied to surgery.

Innovations in Surgery: Artificial Intelligence - Behind the Knife
Behind the Knife Innovations in Surgery: Artificial Intelligence Podcast

TED Lessons from Leaders: Collaboration
Turning a historically competitive medical community into a collaborative one is one way Dr. Hashimoto and his team at are using AI to make surgery safer

The Collective Surgical Consciousness | Daniel Hashimoto | MIT 2019
Learn about the effort to democratize surgical knowledge by creating a centralized surgical database of video and outcomes – a collective surgical consciousness

Using Video Data for Safer Surgery | Daniel Hashimoto | TEDxBeaconStreetSalon
AI can help us unlock data in surgical video, and we should build a worldwide database of surgical cases and their outcomes to pool the experience of surgeons