Welcome to the NewYork-Presbyterian - Division of Vascular Surgery. As part of one of the world's leading healthcare systems, we
are at the cutting edge of new therapies that use minimally invasive surgery to treat vascular disease. We diagnose and treat all non-cardiac vascular
disorders caused by arterial blockages and poor circulation such as carotid artery disease (carotid stenosis). We have state of the art treatments for stroke
prevention and claudication. We also treat less common vascular disorders like buergers disease.
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James F. McKinsey, MD | |
Nicholas J Morrissey, MD |
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Harry L. Bush, Jr., MD |
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Roman Nowygrod, MD |
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Rajeev Dayal, MD. |
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Kenneth Ouriel, MD |
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Alexander Gart, MD |
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Michael Silane, MD |
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John Karwowski, MD |
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Shuhba Varma, MD |
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Ross T. Lyon, MD |
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- Division of Vascular
Surgery Training Courses
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- Annual CME Course
- May 15, 2009
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- NYC First: Complex Aneurysm Treated Using New Fenestrated Endograft Stent
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- Webcast:
- "Innovations in
Stroke Prevention:
An Update in Carotid Stenting"
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- Minimally Invasive Treatment
- for Blocked Leg Arteries
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- Minimally Invasive
- Alternatives for
- Varicose Vein
- Treatment
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- Landmark Study of
- Drug-eluting stent
- Landmark Study of
- for claudicaiton
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