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  The disambiguation page for the primary name is Kieran Murphy (disambiguation). Robert McClenon ( talk) 05:37, 4 April 2024 (UTC)

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Professor Kieran Murphy MB BAO BCH FRCPC FSIR is a clinician, researcher, teacher and mentor, and an inventor of medical devices and techniques. Professor Murphy is a full-time physician and Interventional Neuroradiologist at Toronto Western Hospital. ^[1]

From 2012 to 2018 he was Director of Clinical Faculty at the Techna Research Institute for the Advancement in Technology for Health. ^[2]

Prof. Murphy has filed 81 patents throughout his career. He has started eight medical device companies, authored 196 peer reviewed publications, and published several textbooks. His papers have been cited 7,720 times, and Research Gate has ranked him in the top 1 percent of their 15 million academic members. He has a H-index of 45. ^[3]

He develops techniques to treat spine fractures and has invented devices to successfully carry these procedures. He developed a unique 18 cm long needle that allows bilateral sacral fractures at the base of the spine to be infused with bone cement and avoid the need for invasive surgery. ^[4] His needles, bone cements, injection systems, and the modifications he has made to CT scanners and angiography are used by physicians around the world.

He has written about creativity and invention, the conditions that allow it to flourish, and the work and personalities that inspire him. His writing has been published in the Toronto Star, ^{[5] [6] [7]} and the National Post. ^[8] His first book, The Essence of Invention, will be published in June 2024 by Dundurn Press. ^[9]