Lee M. Ocuin

Blending theory and practice to improve patient outcomes, Dr. Lee M. Ocuin serves as a clinical assistant professor of surgery at the School of Medicine, Medicine Case Western Reserve University. He is also an integral member of the Developmental Therapeutics Program at the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center. With a specialized focus on hepatopancreatobiliary surgery, Dr. Ocuin dedicates his clinical efforts to addressing complex conditions such as pancreatic malignancies, primary and metastatic liver cancer, biliary cancers, and chronic pancreatitis. Dr. Ocuin's research interests are deeply rooted in advancing the understanding and treatment of liver and pancreatic diseases. His work is pivotal in exploring innovative therapeutic approaches for hepatic arterial infusion and other targeted treatments. By bridging the gap between research and clinical application, he strives to enhance the quality of care for patients suffering from these challenging conditions. In his role at University Hospitals, Dr. Ocuin is committed to transforming the institution into a leading regional and national referral center for hepatopancreatobiliary disorders. His vision includes fostering collaborative research initiatives and integrating cutting-edge technologies to improve surgical outcomes and patient care. Dr. Ocuin's dedication to his field is reflected in his ongoing efforts to mentor the next generation of surgeons and researchers. Through his teaching and mentorship, he aims to inspire a new wave of medical professionals who are equipped to tackle the complexities of liver and pancreatic diseases with both compassion and innovation.