Natalia N Egorova, PhD
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PROFESSOR | Population Health Science and Policy
Risk factors for development of vascular diseases and analyses of surgical treatment outcomes for patients with different risk profiles
Comparison of outcomes after traditional and endovascular treatment of vascular peripheral diseases; analysis of risk factors for development of vascular diseases; gender impact on vascular diseases treatment outcomes; identification of high risk patients for endovascular treatments, development of risk score to identify high risk patients for minimally invasive procedures.
Outcomes of treatment of degenerative spine diseases
National and state analysis of different surgical  treatment  of degenerative disorders of the thoracic and lumbar spine. 
Evaluation of obstetric quality indicatiors
Evaluation of trend in obstetrical-related quality indicators and examination whether these indicators differ for Blacks and Whites and if the difference may explain racial disparities in maternal and neonatal mortality rates.

PhD, Leningrad State University

MPH, Columbia University

1988

Researcher's Award in Biology

Puschino Academic Research Center

1982

Competitions of young investigators award

Leningrad State University

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