Add Description HereJoin Dr. Carmen Fong and colleagues for upcoming webinar where they will review the mechanisms of GLP-1 receptor agonists, the pathophysiology behind their GI effects, and provide an evidence-based, interdisciplinary framework for managing these symptoms.
Dr. Carmen Fong joins Jessie Wong and Yanjie Yu at FNCE 2025 in Nashville to present a multidisciplinary session on constipation management in adults.
Hosted by Dr. Carmen Fong, this virtual forum brought together inspiring voices from the ostomy community.
Dr. Carmen Fong shared her experience treating pilonidal sinus using advanced in-office laser techniques.
The Apothecary
Resistance Poetry
Without Borders
Literary Impulse
Inspiration in Isolation
1st Prize Shtorytime! short story
3rd prize Shtorytime! short story
2nd prize Shtorytime! short story
GoatPol.com
Tupelo Press, 30/30 writer, January 2023- 30
Written Tales
Herstory anthology
Poetry of the Pandemic: Vol 3, Ariel Publishing LLC
Published scholar in peer-reviewed journals like Surgical Endoscopy and International Journal of Surgery Case Reports. Focus on innovative surgical techniques and historical reviews.
Award-winning writer with works featured in multiple literary journals. Published poetry, short stories, and reflective pieces on personal and global topics.
Contributor to Clinical Decision Making in Colorectal Surgery. Expert in diagnosing and managing complex colorectal conditions.
Extensive experience in emergent ventral hernia repair. Research-driven approach using ACS-NSQIP data for optimal outcomes.
Skilled in the resection of locally advanced or recurrent rectal cancers. Focused on minimally invasive cancer treatments.
Specializing in advanced surgical techniques for rectal and colon conditions, colorectal surgeon Dr. Fong has expertise in both laparoscopic and open procedures
Beyond her medical career, Dr. Fong is a passionate writer and artist. Her creative journey began at Sarah Lawrence College, where she studied under William Kelley. She has been published in The Apothecary and The Bookends Review and was recognized with a Shtorytime! short story award. A former Stony Brook Children’s Literature Fellow, she writes poetry, young adult, and adult fiction. Currently, she is working on a non-fiction book exploring the intersections of medicine and humanity, represented by Trinity McFadden at The Bindery.
