Murad Almasri
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Pediatric Cardiologist
Also affiliated: Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey (2025); Indiana University Health (2021); MetroHealth (2025); Arkansas Children's Hospital (2022–2026); University of Wisconsin–Madison (2021); University of Liverpool (2021); Texas A&M University at Galveston (2019); Merck KGaA, Darmstadt (Germany) (2020); Oregon Health & Science University (2023); SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University (2019–2020); Pfizer (United Kingdom) (2020); Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital (2021); King Hussein Cancer Center (2024); University of Arkansas Medical Center (2023–2025); Hospital Italiano de Buenos Aires (2021); Laboratoire des Sciences de l'Ingénieur, de l'Informatique et de l'Imagerie (2020–2021); Stryker (United Kingdom) (2020); Association for Cancer Surgery (2021); AstraZeneca (Brazil) (2020); Centre for Global Health Research (2020); Society of Surgical Oncology (2021); MetroHealth Medical Center (2025); Arkansas Department of Agriculture (2023); NIHR Birmingham Biomedical Research Centre (2021); Rutgers New Jersey Medical School (2025); The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston (2019–2021); University of Birmingham (2021); Michigan State University (2021)
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Biography and Research Information
OverviewAI-generated summary
Murad Almasri's research focuses on outcomes and trends in pediatric cardiology and cardiovascular disease. He has investigated survival rates for in-hospital cardiac arrest in pediatric patients across the USA and examined five-year trends in cardiovascular disease risk factors among adolescents in the United States. Almasri also studies factors influencing career choices in Adult Congenital Heart Disease and the research training experiences of pediatric cardiology fellows. His work includes a meta-analysis of mortality and morbidity trends after myocardial infarction in randomized clinical trials from 1980-2019, and an analysis of lifetime earnings in pediatric cardiology practice pathways. Almasri has published 61 papers, with an h-index of 16 and over 3,600 citations. He collaborates with researchers at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, including Dala Zakaria, Joshua Daily, Markus S. Renno, and Krittika Joshi.
Metrics
- h-index: 16
- Publications: 61
- Citations: 3,697
Selected Publications
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Right Atrial Mass in an Adolescent With a Complex Hematologic History (2026)
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When free rolls aren't free: Incentive asymmetry and the hidden costs of transparency in pediatric cardiac care (2026)
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Lifetime Earnings in Pediatric Cardiology: A Net Present Value Analysis of Academic and Private Practice Pathways (2026)
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Lifetime Earnings in Pediatric Cardiology: A Net Present Value Analysis of Academic and Private Practice Pathways (2025)
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Time to Formalize the Informal: Rethinking the 12-Month Research Requirement in Pediatric Cardiology Fellowship (2025)
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Are We Forcing Residents to Conduct Research? (2025)
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Response to the Editor: On Great Expectations and the Realities of Research During Fellowship (2025)
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Research Exposure and Training Among Pediatric Cardiology Fellows in the United States: A National Survey (2025)
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The importance of color doppler echocardiography and advanced imaging in evaluation of pediatric cardiac symptoms (2023)
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Top Collaborators
- Research Exposure and Training Among Pediatric Cardiology Fellows in the United States: A National Survey
- Lifetime Earnings in Pediatric Cardiology: A Net Present Value Analysis of Academic and Private Practice Pathways
- Time to Formalize the Informal: Rethinking the 12-Month Research Requirement in Pediatric Cardiology Fellowship
- Lifetime Earnings in Pediatric Cardiology: A Net Present Value Analysis of Academic and Private Practice Pathways
- Lifetime Earnings in Pediatric Cardiology: A Net Present Value Analysis of Academic and Private Practice Pathways
- Are We Forcing Residents to Conduct Research?
- Lifetime Earnings in Pediatric Cardiology: A Net Present Value Analysis of Academic and Private Practice Pathways
- Research Exposure and Training Among Pediatric Cardiology Fellows in the United States: A National Survey
- Time to Formalize the Informal: Rethinking the 12-Month Research Requirement in Pediatric Cardiology Fellowship
- Research Exposure and Training Among Pediatric Cardiology Fellows in the United States: A National Survey
- Time to Formalize the Informal: Rethinking the 12-Month Research Requirement in Pediatric Cardiology Fellowship
- Research Exposure and Training Among Pediatric Cardiology Fellows in the United States: A National Survey
- Time to Formalize the Informal: Rethinking the 12-Month Research Requirement in Pediatric Cardiology Fellowship
- Lifetime Earnings in Pediatric Cardiology: A Net Present Value Analysis of Academic and Private Practice Pathways
- Lifetime Earnings in Pediatric Cardiology: A Net Present Value Analysis of Academic and Private Practice Pathways
- Lifetime Earnings in Pediatric Cardiology: A Net Present Value Analysis of Academic and Private Practice Pathways
- Lifetime Earnings in Pediatric Cardiology: A Net Present Value Analysis of Academic and Private Practice Pathways
- Research Exposure and Training Among Pediatric Cardiology Fellows in the United States: A National Survey
- Are We Forcing Residents to Conduct Research?
- Time to Formalize the Informal: Rethinking the 12-Month Research Requirement in Pediatric Cardiology Fellowship
- Lifetime Earnings in Pediatric Cardiology: A Net Present Value Analysis of Academic and Private Practice Pathways
- Lifetime Earnings in Pediatric Cardiology: A Net Present Value Analysis of Academic and Private Practice Pathways
- Lifetime Earnings in Pediatric Cardiology: A Net Present Value Analysis of Academic and Private Practice Pathways
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