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Selwyn Rogers

James E Bowman Jr Professor of Surgery

University of Chicago

Affiliations

Biological Sciences Division

Medicine, Pritzker School of

Physical Sciences Division

Pritzker School of Medicine

Surgery

Surgery, Department of

Selwyn Rogers is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Division James E Bowman Jr Professor of Surgery at University of Chicago.

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Selwyn Rogers

University of Chicago

James E Bowman Jr Professor of Surgery

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surgery public health trauma critical care emergency medicine surgical care patient safety intensive care oncology surgical education general surgery hospital medicine respiratory medicine traumatology outcomes research orthopedic surgery surgical oncology resuscitation clinical surgery trauma surgery health care colorectal cancer interpersonal violence acute care infection control thoracic surgery geriatrics cancer care disaster medicine cancer treatment health disparities health care disparities acute care surgery surgical quality control vascular surgery violent behavior cancer management emergency care correctional practice surgical training insurance status hospital infections cardiovascular surgery violence against women perioperative care urban health emergency surgery domestic violence perioperative hyperglycemia surgical site infection united states firearm violence harm reduction later adulthood end-of-life care laparoscopy clinical gerontology geriatric medicine cancer disparities racial groups surgical patients elective surgery postoperative infections surgery study patient age adjuvant chemotherapy ill surgical patients adjuvant therapies leg amputations benchmark studies minority rights minority stress frailty health outcomes communication breakdowns older adults

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Notable Federal Grants

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Evidence Based Management of Popliteal Vessel Injuries: A Critical Review, Updates and Controversies in the Management of a Difficult Injury. Injury (2026)

surgeryvascular traumatraumavascular surgery

Evolving Mechanisms of Inequality. Annals of Surgery (2026)

surgerysurgical innovationgross anatomysurgical education

2025 East Oriens Lecture. The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care (2025)

Selwyn O Rogers

psychological traumaacute care surgerytrauma surgerytraumatologyemergency medicineintensive careacute careresuscitationeast oriens lectureemergency surgerytraumainjury preventionrehabilitationcritical care

American Surgical Association 2025. Annals of Surgery (2025)

surgeryreconstructive microsurgerymicrosurgeryorthopaedic surgeryorthopedic surgeryclinical surgery

Barriers Perpetuating the Lack of Casualty Data From Neglected Conflict Settings. British journal of surgery (2025)

surgical caresurgerypublic health ethicsoutcomes researchmedical ethics

Characterizing Industry Payment to Trauma Surgeons Under the Open Payments Program. Journal of Surgical Research (2025)

surgerytrauma surgerysurgical educationoutcomes researchhealth economicstrauma

Income Support Needs and Bedside Legal Assistance for Patients Recovering From Violent Injuries. JAMA Network Open (2025)

health policytrauma systemslegal medicinerecoverypatient safetytrauma

Insult to Injury: Racial Disparities in Trauma Care in the Age of the Covid-19 Pandemic and Social Unrest. Current Trauma Reports (2025)

Bethany StrongLatoya SilvertonEstell WilliamsDenzel WoodeSelwyn Rogers

trauma carepublic healthracial disparitiesracial discriminationsocial unrestcovid-19 pandemictrauma

Invited Commentary: Pediatric Trauma Systems Collectively Afford a Chance of Survival for the Most Vulnerable. Journal of the American College of Surgeons (2025)

Kenneth WilsonSelwyn O Rogers

pediatricspediatric trauma systemsvulnerabilitytrauma systemstrauma

Neighborhood Deprivation, State Laws, and Firearm Injury in the Us. JAMA Surgery (2025)

health policypublic healthpublic safetylawhealth lawcriminal justiceinterpersonal violenceinjury prevention

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Selwyn Rogers

James E Bowman Jr Professor of Surgery

University of Chicago

Affiliations

Biological Sciences Division

Medicine, Pritzker School of

Physical Sciences Division

Pritzker School of Medicine

Surgery

Surgery, Department of

Selwyn Rogers is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Division James E Bowman Jr Professor of Surgery at University of Chicago.

Honors

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Experiences

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Selwyn Rogers

University of Chicago

James E Bowman Jr Professor of Surgery

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Evidence Based Management of Popliteal Vessel Injuries: A Critical Review, Updates and Controversies in the Management of a Difficult Injury. Injury (2026)

surgeryvascular traumatraumavascular surgery

Evolving Mechanisms of Inequality. Annals of Surgery (2026)

surgerysurgical innovationgross anatomysurgical education

2025 East Oriens Lecture. The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care (2025)

Selwyn O Rogers

American Surgical Association 2025. Annals of Surgery (2025)

surgeryreconstructive microsurgerymicrosurgeryorthopaedic surgeryorthopedic surgeryclinical surgery

Barriers Perpetuating the Lack of Casualty Data From Neglected Conflict Settings. British journal of surgery (2025)

surgical caresurgerypublic health ethicsoutcomes researchmedical ethics

Characterizing Industry Payment to Trauma Surgeons Under the Open Payments Program. Journal of Surgical Research (2025)

surgerytrauma surgerysurgical educationoutcomes researchhealth economicstrauma

Income Support Needs and Bedside Legal Assistance for Patients Recovering From Violent Injuries. JAMA Network Open (2025)

health policytrauma systemslegal medicinerecoverypatient safetytrauma

Insult to Injury: Racial Disparities in Trauma Care in the Age of the Covid-19 Pandemic and Social Unrest. Current Trauma Reports (2025)

Bethany StrongLatoya SilvertonEstell WilliamsDenzel WoodeSelwyn Rogers

trauma carepublic healthracial disparitiesracial discriminationsocial unrestcovid-19 pandemictrauma

Invited Commentary: Pediatric Trauma Systems Collectively Afford a Chance of Survival for the Most Vulnerable. Journal of the American College of Surgeons (2025)

Kenneth WilsonSelwyn O Rogers

pediatricspediatric trauma systemsvulnerabilitytrauma systemstrauma

Neighborhood Deprivation, State Laws, and Firearm Injury in the Us. JAMA Surgery (2025)

health policypublic healthpublic safetylawhealth lawcriminal justiceinterpersonal violenceinjury prevention

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