Jeffrey E Indes

Jeffrey E Indes is a Professor in the Department of Surgery at UMass Chan Medical School and Lahey Hospital and Medical Center. His clinical practice focuses on vascular surgery, particularly endovascular procedures and management of aortic diseases. He is actively involved in research through the Vascular Quality Initiative and collaborates with numerous colleagues in the vascular surgery field.

Education:

• BS in Microbiology & Molecular Genetics from University of California, Los Angeles
• MD from Mount Sinai School of Medicine

Dr. Indes specializes in vascular surgery with research interests spanning endovascular procedures, aortic aneurysm management, peripheral arterial disease, and vascular complications related to conditions like COVID-19. His work often focuses on quality improvement initiatives, surgical outcomes analysis, and expanding screening criteria for vascular conditions. He has contributed significantly to understanding the nuances of endovascular repair techniques and their application across diverse patient populations.

His recent publications (2021-2025) demonstrate a strong focus on aortic diseases, particularly abdominal aortic aneurysms and aortic dissections. There's also significant work on vascular quality initiatives, procedural complications, and the impact of new technologies in vascular surgery. His research often involves large-scale data analysis through the Vascular Quality Initiative, examining outcomes across multiple institutions.

Scientific Contributions:

• Extensive publications in vascular surgery journals
• Active participation in the Vascular Quality Initiative
• Research on aortic aneurysm screening criteria
• Studies on endovascular repair techniques and outcomes

Dr. Indes has mentored numerous researchers and surgeons through collaborative projects, though specific student names aren't documented in the available information. His work has been supported by institutional resources that enable participation in large vascular surgery databases and quality improvement initiatives. He maintains active collaborations with colleagues across multiple institutions to advance vascular surgery research and practice.

He is part of the vascular surgery team at Lahey Hospital and Medical Center, contributing to both clinical care and research efforts. His work connects with broader networks through the Vascular Quality Initiative, allowing for multicenter studies that impact vascular surgery practice guidelines.