As an academic institution, CU is uniquely positioned to pass along our best practices directly to patients. With 30+ publications just last year and 10+ studies currently open, our physician-scientists are working on research every day to improve the lives of their patients. Our teams are initiating rapid response protocols for pulmonary embolism (PMID: 39059627), investigating quality of life for patients with stents (PMID: 39284461), and discovering the real-world implications wounds in PAD patients (PMID: 38723913). The benefits of research don't just impact us—they impact you. Research is what helps us every day to #ImproveEveryLife.
University of Colorado Vascular Surgery
医疗机构
Aurora，Colorado 135 位关注者
Leading vascular care for the State of Colorado and Rocky Mountain West.
关于我们
The Division of Vascular Surgery and EndoVascular Therapy at the University of Colorado Denver provides comprehensive care for a broad spectrum of vascular disease to the citizens of the State of Colorado and residents of the Rocky Mountain West. The clinical faculty are all vascular fellowship trained and bring broad clinical experience to the treatment of arterial and venous disease, carotid artery disease, aneurysmal disease, and limb preservation. As part of a multidisciplinary team of vascular specialists, we are able to provide the optimal therapy for each patient whether medical, surgical, endovascular, or radiologic.
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https://medschool.cuanschutz.edu/surgery/divisions-centers-affiliates/vascular/about
University of Colorado Vascular Surgery的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 医疗机构
- 规模
- 51-200 人
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- Aurora，Colorado
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- 教育机构
- 领域
- Vascular Surgery、Venous Disease、Varicose Veins、PAD、Peripheral Artery Disease、Wound Care和Endovascular
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Congratulations to both Kelly Radtke, NP and Kristen Alix, NP for their new roles at the Department of Surgery! Kristen has been named Associate Director of Surgical Services, while Kelly is the new new Lead APP for Vascular Surgery. We are so proud of our amazing APP faculty every day, and especially when they take on such important leadership roles in the Department and the Division.
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#WomenPhysiciansDay is a great opportunity to celebrate our incredible female faculty members who are striving every day to #ImproveEveryLife. Pictured: Dr. Emily Malgor, Dr. Margaret Smith, Dr. Jeniann Yi, and Dr. LaVerne Thompson (current fellow).
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University of Colorado Vascular Surgery转发了
Over its 20 year history, the Ludeman Family Center for Women's Health Research at #CUAnschutz has become a national leader in conducting research across the span of women's lives. On the newest episode of #HealthScienceRadio, Judy Regensteiner, PhD, director and co-founder of the Ludeman Center, discusses the recent challenges – and important advances – in women's health research. ??? Listen to the full episode here: https://bit.ly/4g0Zig7
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How much do you know about Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA)? If you're like most people, probably not much. AAA is a bulge in the aorta, the main artery of the body. Left untreated, they can be life-threatening. The good news is, they can be caught early by a one-time screening. If you're a man over 65, you could be at higher risk—especially if you've ever smoked. Take control of your health. Call us today to schedule a screening.
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Atherosclerosis often goes unnoticed. A lifetime of choices can lead to plaque slowly building in your veins—but it can also cause heart attack or stroke. If you're at risk due to high cholesterol, smoking, or diabetes, come see us. #WeCU
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The hustle and bustle of a major hospital can be intimidating to some patients. Where do I park? How do I get where I'm going? Will I be on time? That's why CU Vascular has our OBL (Outpatient Based Lab) right across the street from Anschutz Medical Campus. Come in for convenient vascular care—and grab a coffee at Panera on your way out.
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Dr. Matsumura's wise words are important for all to hear. Don't miss them ??
Men who undergo repair of an abdominal aortic aneurysm are twice as likely to die within five years of the operation than men without abdominal aortic aneurysms, but women who have the same operation are four times as likely to die within five years than women who don’t have the condition. Jon Matsumura, MD, professor of vascular surgery, discusses the data that led to this conclusion and what doctors can do to help prevent the outcome. https://bit.ly/4gWhxE1
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University of Colorado Vascular Surgery转发了
In his annual State of the Campus Address, Chancellor Donald Elliman reflected on a year of remarkable achievements and a future of hope. From record-breaking research numbers and life-changing innovations to the incredible energy and spirit of our community, #CUAnschutz has transformed into a world-class hub where dreams come to life — a place to drive discovery, a place to inspire hope.