Dr Sandroussi is one of the highest volume cancer surgeons in NSW, undertaking 60-70 pancreatic, 80-100 liver and 40-50 oesophagogastric resections per year. He is happy to provide an opinion on cancers that are difficult to remove surgically or those which may require resection and reconstruction of major blood vessels.

In addition to cancer surgery he undertakes a large number of operations for benign diseases of the gallbladder (300 cholecystectomies per year) and hernias (100 per year).
Dr Sandroussi’s research interests include vascular resection and replacement during liver and pancreas surgery, evidence based surgery, neoadjuvant treatment, surgical decision making, oncological surgery in frail patients and live donor liver transplantation. He is a co-director of the Surgical Outcomes Research Centre (SOuRCe) at the University of Sydney, and the Director of Clinical Research the the RPA Insitute of Academic Surgery (RPAIAS). He is a member of the Scientific advisory committee for PANCARE.

Dr Sandroussi is an active in teaching at all levels, he is a supervisor for higher degree students at the University of Sydney and has been the coordinator for the short and long course in General Surgery for the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons.
He has presented and published widely in liver transplantation, hepatic and pancreatic surgery.