Vascular &
Endovascular Surgery–
Clinical Program

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We provide expert care for patients with complex aortic, arterial and venous disorders.
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Teaching Program

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1) ACGME-accredited vascular residency training
a. Traditional (5+2)
b. Integrated (0+5)

2) Endovascular fellowship training for practicing vascular surgeons.

3) Vascular Medicine Fellowship

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CHIEF's MESSAGE

 
 
 
Ronald L. Dalman, MD
Chidester Professor and Division Chief of
Vascular Surgery
 

Welcome to Stanford Vascular and Endovascular Surgery. We are dedicated to the highest levels of patient care, professional education and clinical and translational research.

For referring physicians, patients and their families, patient scheduling and consultation services can be accessed through these pages. For medical students, surgical residents and practicing vascular surgeons interested in advanced professional training, our site also provides up to date information on Stanford vascular residencies as well as upcoming events and educational seminars.

The Division works continually to improve quality of life for patients with vascular diseases. We are privileged to work with an outstanding team of faculty and community vascular specialists, cardiologists and cardiac surgeons, radiologists, podiatrists, rehabilitation specialists, basic scientists, engineers and computer scientists. Our ongoing collaborations have promoted remarkable academic and clinical productivity involving new and dramatically improved techniques for the diagnosis and treatment of vascular disease, gaining the Division international recognition as a Vascular Center of Excellence.

The faculty is distinguished by expertise in many aspects of vascular disease management, but perhaps none more so than aortic aneurysm disease. Stanford Vascular Surgeons are recognized around the world as leaders in aortic aneurysm treatment and research. More »

RECENT EVENTS

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Vascular Surgery Fellows and Residents with
graduating Fellow, Kevin Casey, MD. Pictured left to right:
Venita Chandra, MD, Mohamed Zayed, MD, Elsie Gyang, MD,
Josh Greenberg, MD, Chelsea Dorsey, MD and George Lee, MD.
   
News

January 17, 2012-Vascular Surgery Opportunity

The Vascular Section in Surgical Service at VA Palo Alto Health Care System and the Division of Vascular Surgery in the Department of Surgery at Stanford University School of Medicine are seeking a full time Vascular Surgeon.

January 13, 2012- Dr. Lee was recognized by Stanford medical students for his contributions to their education during the 2010-2011 academic year. Dr. Lee received the Teaching Excellence pin on behalf of the School of Medicine as a token of their appreciation for his efforts with the medical students. Congratulations, Dr. Lee!

November 29, 2011- Dr. Nick Leeper was a recipient of the 2011 Gilead Sciences Research Scholars Program in Cardiovascular Disease Grant, for his ongoing research into the genetics of vascular disease.  This independent two year research award was given at this year's American Heart Association meeting.  Pictured below is Dr. Leeper (middle) receiving the grant from the Committee Chair, Dr. Peter Libby (right) and a Gilead executive.

November 15, 2011- Please see our Vascular Update brochure for an upcoming Continuing Medical Education Conference on March 3, 2012: Vascular Update for the Primary Care Practitioner

October 13, 2011- Thank you to the applicants to our 0+5 integrated residency. We are reviewing applications now and will invite prospective interviewees over the next few weeks. Scheduled interview dates are Friday, January 13, 2012 and Wednesday, February 1, 2012. Plan to arrive the night before for faculty dinner.

August 2, 2011 - "Stanford Tackles Tough Tumors: Michelle Perea's Story" feature the patient of Dr. John Harris.

May 20, 2011 - Congratulations to Vinit Varu, MD who recently matched into our fellowship program. Dr. Varu received his medical degree from The University of Illinois at Chicago in 2005. He is currently a general surgery resident there as well and will begin his vascular surgery fellowship on July 1, 2012

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RESEARCH PROGRAM

Basic, translational and applied research into all facets of vascular disease.

Check out videos from the Stanford AAA Summit.

See videos  from clinical and research interests in vascular athletic injuries particularly TOS, external iliac endofibrosis in cyclists, and popliteal entrapment in runners.

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