Vasileios Alexandridis

Vasileios Alexandridis is a Researcher affiliated with Lund University's Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology within the Faculty of Medicine. His work focuses on surgical efficacy and complications in pelvic floor disorders, particularly regarding implants and urogynecological procedures. He completed a doctoral thesis in 2023 titled 'The use of implants in female pelvic floor reconstructive surgery'.

Research interests include long-term outcomes of surgical methods for urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, and complications associated with surgical implants. His studies emphasize comparative analyses of surgical techniques and register-based evaluations of patient outcomes.

Publications span biomaterial efficacy (porcine grafts), sling surgery comparisons, and implant safety. His work is characterized by clinical trials and follow-up studies to assess both short- and long-term results.

Supervised by Professors Teleman and Andrada Hamer, Alexandridis led a doctoral project (2017–2023) investigating implant use in urinary incontinence and prolapse treatments. No awards are listed, but his research has garnered significant academic attention (e.g., 98 readers for his 2019 study).

Collaborations involve multidisciplinary teams within Lund University and external medical networks, focusing on surgical innovation and patient-centered outcomes in gynecological surgery.