Adj Maeyane Moeng

Maeyane Moeng is a South African trauma and vascular surgeon affiliated with leading academic hospitals in Johannesburg, contributing to collaborative research across Level 1 trauma centres. This work reflects strong engagement in acute care surgery, vascular trauma, and burn management within resource-constrained settings. Scholarship frequently bridges clinical practice and systems-level improvement, with attention to outcomes relevant to the regional burden of injury.

Research focuses on penetrating and blunt vascular injuries, including carotid, popliteal, and thoracic aortic trauma, with emphasis on prognostic factors, limb salvage, and the role of endovascular and reperfusion strategies. Additional expertise includes burn shock, elderly trauma, bladder injury guidelines, and the forensic and ballistic aspects of penetrating trauma, demonstrating breadth across operative technique and peri-operative care.

Recent studies extend to diabetic foot sepsis, antimicrobial resistance, and the application of machine learning to predict amputation and mortality, highlighting an interest in data-driven decision support. Across publications, there is a consistent commitment to improving triage pathways, refining management algorithms, and advancing evidence-based trauma care in South Africa.