My name is Natalia Pujol Cano, and I am a junior surgeon specializing in hepatobiliary surgery and liver transplantation, with under five years of clinical experience. Despite being at an early stage in my career, I am deeply committed to achieving excellence in complex surgical care and continuously advancing my technical and academic skills.

I have developed a strong and focused interest in intraoperative imaging, particularly fluorescence-guided surgery, which represents the central theme of my doctoral research. My work is driven by the goal of improving surgical precision and enhancing patient safety in hepatobiliary surgery.

I consider myself a highly motivated, detail-oriented, and forward-thinking professional. I am passionate about contributing to the evolution of hepatobiliary and transplant surgery by integrating clinical practice with innovative research, and I am fully dedicated to growing as a surgeon in this demanding and rapidly advancing field.