Trissa Babrowski

Dr. Trissa Babrowski is an Associate Professor in the Department of Surgery, specializing in Vascular Surgery and Endovascular Therapy at the University of Chicago. Her clinical and research work focuses on vascular surgery outcomes, endovascular procedures, and health disparities in vascular care.

Dr. Babrowski's educational background includes:

• MD from University of Illinois College of Medicine
• Residency at University of Chicago Medicine
• Fellowship at University of Chicago Medicine

Dr. Babrowski's research spans vascular surgery with particular emphasis on endovascular procedures, peripheral arterial disease, lower extremity revascularization, and aortic aneurysm repair. Her work examines surgical outcomes, risk stratification, and health disparities in vascular care. She has made significant contributions to understanding the impact of frailty, socioeconomic factors, and racial disparities on outcomes following vascular procedures. Her research combines clinical investigation with computational analysis to improve patient care and outcomes in complex vascular conditions.

Dr. Babrowski's recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on vascular surgery outcomes research with particular attention to health disparities, risk prediction models, and technical aspects of endovascular procedures. Her work ranges from basic technical considerations in endovascular aortic repair to population-level analyses of racial and socioeconomic factors in vascular care, reflecting a consistent trajectory of increasingly sophisticated outcomes research with growing emphasis on health equity.

Dr. Babrowski has established extensive collaborations within the University of Chicago medical system, particularly with Dr. Ross Milner and other vascular surgery colleagues. Her research appears to be supported by institutional resources and likely external funding, though specific grants are not detailed in the available information.