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Kinga Olortegui is an Assistant Professor in the Biological Sciences Division at the University of Chicago. With an MD, her research focuses primarily on advancements in colorectal surgery and the associated challenges faced in clinical practices. Her notable work includes evaluating the long-term outcomes of colectomy and liver transplantation in patients with inflammatory bowel disease and primary sclerosing cholangitis, which has been pivotal in shaping current surgical strategies. In addition to clinical outcomes, she has contributed significantly to understanding the histopathologic evaluations in patients undergoing single-cell spatial transcriptomics, linking molecular abnormalities to pouch failure. Olortegui is also actively involved in the education of new residents in the field, navigating the innovative landscape of surgical training in the post-COVID era. Her publications in prestigious journals demonstrate a commitment to advancing knowledge in colorectal surgery, addressing both technical and patient-centered aspects of care. She continues to contribute to the academic and medical community through her research, teaching, and clinical practice.
Department of Philosophy