Podcast by Vascular Specialist Dr. Scott Hollander discussing Erectile Dysfunction (ED) including its diagnosis, treatment and management options.For patients with difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection with vascular cause. A minimally invasive procedure providing an option that can dramatically improve quality of life.
Podcast featuring Vascular Specialist Dr. Scott Hollander discussing End Stage Renal Disease and patients on Dialysis with Dialysis Access Management. For patients requiring catheter based Dialysis treatment as well as arteriovenous fistulas or grafts maintenance. For those with arm or groin fistula and symptoms of arm, neck or face swelling, arm or leg pain, arm aneurysms, arm ulcers, poor flow rates and difficult painful cannulation at hemodialysis.Minimally invasive procedures providing an option that can dramatically improve quality of life.
Podcast featuring Interventional Radiologist Dr. Scott Hollander discussing management of patients with back pain secondary to vertebral body fractures including treatment with Kyphoplasty and Vertebroplasty. A minimally invasive procedure providing an option that can dramatically improve quality of life.
Podcast by Vascular Specialist Dr. Scott Hollander discussing Vein Disease with particular attention to DVT, Post Thrombotic Syndrome, Deep Vein Disease and use of Intravascular Ultrasound (IVUS).For patients with blood clots, leg swelling, leg pain, leg discoloration and leg ulcerations.Minimally invasive procedures providing an option that can dramatically improve quality of life.
Podcast by Vascular Specialist Dr. Scott Hollander discussing Erectile Dysfunction (ED) including its diagnosis, treatment and management options.For patients with difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection with vascular cause. A minimally invasive procedure providing an option that can dramatically improve quality of life.
Podcast featuring Vascular Specialist Dr. Scott Hollander discussing End Stage Renal Disease and patients on Dialysis with Dialysis Access Management. For patients requiring catheter based Dialysis treatment as well as arteriovenous fistulas or grafts maintenance. For those with arm or groin fistula and symptoms of arm, neck or face swelling, arm or leg pain, arm aneurysms, arm ulcers, poor flow rates and difficult painful cannulation at hemodialysis.Minimally invasive procedures providing an option that can dramatically improve quality of life.
Iliac vein stenting is an extension of arterial stent technology. The two share some technical similarities and much of the hardware; however, the indications for and purpose of iliac vein stenting are fundamentally different from arterial practice. Pathophysiologic differences require specific modifications of techniques as well. The clinical outcome of iliac vein stenting has been surprising in some aspects, challenging long-held core concepts.
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