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Mon - Fri:	9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Beverly Vascular Laboratory

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Smoking Cessation
Summary: Patients without neurological symptoms and a narrowing of the carotid artery are recommended to undergo endarterectomy or stenting depending on how narrow the vessel has become and their individual anatomy. This study examines whether maximal medical therapy, which involves blood pressure control, LDL cholesterol management and smoking cessation is as effective alone or in conjuction with either carotid endarterectomy or stenting in preventing stroke.

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Fax: (310) 652-5403

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Neighborhoods

West Hollywood, Central LA

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http://www.vascularsurg.com

http://nhshealth.org

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Phone: (310) 854-6450

Address: 8733 Beverly Blvd Ste 306, West Hollywood, CA 90048

Website: http://www.vascularsurg.com

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Beverly Vascular Laboratory

General Practitioners

Smoking Cessation
Summary: Patients without neurological symptoms and a narrowing of the carotid artery are recommended to undergo endarterectomy or stenting depending on how narrow the vessel has become and their individual anatomy. This study examines whether maximal medical therapy, which involves blood pressure control, LDL cholesterol management and smoking cessation is as effective alone or in conjuction with either carotid endarterectomy or stenting in preventing stroke.
High Cholesterol

Ophthalmologists

Glaucoma
Wagner WH, Weaver FA, Brinkley JR, Brochert M, Lindsay SF. Chronic ocular ischemia and neovascular glaucoma: A result of extracranial carotid artery disease. J Vasc Surg 1988;8:551-557.

Pregnancy

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care

Ultrasound
Intermittent claudication is a reproducible pain, cramp or fatigue that occurs in muscle groups of the lower extremity, such as the thigh or calf regions. This pain usually occurs at the same distance every day, but can develop quicker if you walk faster or up an incline. In general, patients with intermittent claudication can stand in one place without any difficulty, as this requires very little muscular activity. Intermittent claudication is frequently confused with leg pains due to arthritis of the spine or hips, which can cause pain with standing or walking just a few steps. Distinguishing between arterial insufficiency and lower back disease as the cause of walking leg pains is occasionally difficult and frequently demands the expertise of a vascular surgeon. Noninvasive vascular testing usually in the form of ultrasound does not establish the diagnosis, but is useful in discussing treatment options.
MRI
Thoracic outlet syndrome can be neurogenic (~90%), venous (~10%), or arterial (<1%). Symptoms of neurogenic thoracic outlet syndrome include pain and tingling that is progressive in the affected arm. This may be exacerbated by increased activity and can often go misdiagnosed. Physical exam findings, MRI studies, nerve conduction studies, and nerve block of the anterior scalene muscle are all used to establish the diagnose of neurogenic thoracic outlet syndrome. Once established, the recommended treatment is first rib resection.
Computed Tomography
The primary advantage of EVAR or fEVAR is a significantly shorter recovery after surgery with lower mortality, compared to standard open aneurysm repair. Most patients have minimal discomfort and are able to resume normal activity within 1-2 weeks. Follow-up CT scans are required for all patients for the remainder of their lives. 25-30% of patients will require some additional endovascular procedure to stop persistent flow of blood in-between the graft and the wall of the aorta, known as an endoleak.

General Surgery
Trial Name: A comparative Evaluations of Human Thrombin vs. Bovine Thrombin in achieving hemostasis in patients undergoing cardiovascular, neurologic (spine) and general surgery procedures.
Gangrene
Approximately 1 in 16 Americans has diabetes mellitus. It has been estimated that one-third of these people are unaware that they have the disease. Diabetes results in a 15- to 40-fold increased risk of amputations compared to the nondiabetic population. Each year an estimated 67,000 limbs are lost due to complications of diabetes. Long-standing diabetes causes damage to nerves and lowers resistance to infection. The loss of sensation associated with diabetic neuropathy causes deformities of the boney structure of the foot and abnormal pressure points that lead to erosions of the skin and subcutaneous tissue. Once the line of defense provided by the skin is disrupted, infection and gangrene can develop.
Vascular Surgery
Vascular Surgery Associates (VSA) has been providing outstanding clinical care to patients in the greater Southern California area since the group was established in 1963. Our physicians have extensive experience in all areas of vascular surgery, as one of the busiest practices in the western United States. The physicians of VSA have a long tradition of training future surgeons and reporting our experience with many procedures in peer-reviewed journals.

Ulcer
Eligible Patients: Patients with critical lack of circulation in the leg who are not good candidates for standard bypass surgery. Symptoms caused by the peripheral arterial disease may be pain in the foot at night or a nonhealing ulcer or wound of the foot.

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