Trine Borup Andersen

Trine Borup Andersen serves as a Clinical Professor at Aalborg University within The Faculty of Medicine, holding her primary clinical position as Ledende overlæge (Chief Physician) in the Department of Nuclear Medicine at Aalborg University Hospital. Her dual role bridges advanced clinical practice with rigorous academic research in nuclear medicine applications.

Her research expertise spans several critical areas in medical diagnostics:

• Nuclear imaging methodologies for kidney function assessment
• Glomerular filtration rate measurement techniques
• Bile acid metabolism and diarrhoea disorders
• Porcine models for translational medical research
• Radiotracer applications in clinical diagnostics

Dr. Andersen's publication trajectory reveals a sophisticated research program focused on refining diagnostic precision in nephrology and gastroenterology. Her recent work demonstrates particular innovation in developing practical clinical protocols that reduce sampling requirements while maintaining accuracy, such as late-sample-only GFR measurement techniques. The strong representation of porcine models in her research indicates a commitment to translational science that bridges laboratory findings with clinical applications.

Professional engagement includes active participation in major conferences like the European Association of Nuclear Medicine and editorial contributions as a reviewer for the American Society of Nephrology Clinical Journal. Her work has garnered significant attention with multiple publications receiving clinical guideline references and substantial citation metrics, particularly her Lancet Gastroenterology & Hepatology paper on colesevelam therapy which achieved 41 Scopus citations.