Lotte Usinger

Lotte Usinger serves as a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Clinical Medicine at the University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences. Based at Gentofte Hospital in Hellerup, she specializes in Geriatrics within Internal Medicine, maintaining active clinical duties alongside research. Her institutional affiliations integrate university academic roles with regional healthcare delivery through the Capital Region of Denmark.

Her research spans Geriatrics and Emergency Medicine with emphasis on risk assessment models for elderly emergency patients, alongside physiological studies on hypertension management and gastrointestinal responses to interventions. Key interests include geriatric triage protocols, fermented milk's cardiovascular effects, and post-surgical metabolic outcomes following bariatric procedures, reflecting translational work bridging clinical practice and laboratory investigation.

Publication analysis shows evolving focus from nutritional physiology (2009-2011) to geriatric emergency care (2016-2021). Recent work features cohort studies on mortality prediction in elderly ED patients, while earlier research established methodologies for evaluating fermented milk compounds and bariatric surgery impacts. This trajectory demonstrates interdisciplinary expertise across cardiology, gastroenterology, and acute geriatrics with consistent clinical relevance.