F. Ezequiel Parodi

Dr. F. Ezequiel Parodi takes a creative approach to solving problems in the field of vascular surgery, focusing on innovative techniques and treatments for complex vascular conditions. As an Associate Professor and Director of the Vascular Surgery Residency Program at the Division of Vascular Surgery at the UNC School of Medicine, he is dedicated to advancing the field through both education and research. Dr. Parodi's expertise lies in minimally invasive aortic surgery, endovascular aortic repair, aortic aneurysms, and aortic iliac occlusive disease. His medical journey began at the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, where he completed his medical training. He further honed his skills during his residency at the University of South Florida Department of Vascular Surgery, where he developed a keen interest in endovascular techniques. In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Parodi has pursued extensive research, earning a Research Fellowship from the Washington University School of Medicine. He also completed an Aortic Fellowship at the prestigious Cleveland Clinic Foundation, where he gained invaluable experience in advanced aortic procedures. His commitment to research is evident in his numerous publications on vascular diseases and treatments, contributing significantly to the body of knowledge in his field. Dr. Parodi is board-certified in Vascular Surgery, a testament to his expertise and dedication to maintaining the highest standards in patient care. His research interests include carotid disease, endovascular surgery, and the endovascular repair of aortic disease, among others. He is particularly focused on developing new techniques and improving existing methods to enhance patient outcomes. At the UNC School of Medicine, Dr. Parodi is not only a leader in his field but also a mentor to the next generation of vascular surgeons. He is passionate about teaching and is actively involved in training residents, ensuring they are well-equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in their careers. His dedication to education and research continues to drive advancements in vascular surgery, making a significant impact on both his students and patients.