Only records that can be connected to Dr. Dagan through a primary institution, identifiable publisher, or physician-supplied bibliography belong here.
Verification standard
Not a scraped bibliography.
Automated physician directories can merge people who share a name. This page deliberately excludes unverified citations and distinguishes institutional case records, media coverage, presentations, and peer-reviewed scholarship rather than treating them as interchangeable.
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Institutional case record
Three-dimensional planning in complex nasal reconstruction
Mount Sinai documented a collaborative, multi-stage nasal reconstruction at New York Eye and Ear Infirmary and identified Tal Dagan, MD as the lead physician. This is an institutional case record, not a peer-reviewed outcomes paper.
An institutional retrospective on the reconstructive collaboration
Mount Sinai Today revisited the case, the role of Canvasback Missions, the staged planning process, and the clinical collaboration. The record is useful context but does not establish that the same plan is appropriate for another patient.
Radio New Zealand reported on the returning Canvasback medical team and quoted Dr. Dagan about delayed presentation of ear disease. The report documents public service and local clinical need; it is not a clinical study.
Several automated profiles attribute evolutionary-microbiology papers to Dr. Dagan. Those records concern a different author and are intentionally excluded. No paper will be added here solely because an aggregator matched the name “Tal Dagan.”
A scholarly item will be added only after its DOI or PubMed record, author affiliation, and the physician’s source CV agree. A presentation requires a program, institutional archive, or organizer record.
This page is a source-verification index, not a claim of academic rank, authorship, or outcome. Records are added only when their identity and source can be checked.