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Our company was founded on the idea that vascular and non vascular imaging is an art form. Our goal is to assist hospitals and independent imaging centers in the areas of image quality, accreditation, and market awareness. Our staff is knowledgeable of cutting edge technology and the proper protocols that effect imaging quality. Our mission is to provide advanced as well as beginner hands-on training in an atmosphere most comfortable for the students success. 

We are willing to put our resources and expertise in vascular imaging and lab management to work for your office.
Through our ability to offer CME education courses at your facility, we are able to customize the program to meet the needs of your sonographers and physician staff.
 
Performing on-site training: Reduces cost, maintains revenue streams, and provides global skill advancement. 
 
To train at your facility, with your equipment while performing exams with your physicians input is invaluable.
 
This revenue often pays for the training itself. 
 
Contact us for more information on our products and services.
 
 

  • How Big are Blood Clots?

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    I often find that patients and even physicians have widely differing views on the size of blood clot when they get an ultrasound report or interpretation. There are several types of blood clots and they can occur in both arteries… Read More ›

  • Save a Dog Lose a Marriage?

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    Is it possible that you have replaced the intimacy or emotional connection to your partner with the love of your pet?

  • The Best Catch of 2016?

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  • Increase Your Power Ball Odds!

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    There have been many articles written on how to increase your odds when playing a lottery game such as Power Ball.  Playing thousands of tickets will not increase your odds significantly, however playing 26 tickets increases your odds by 96%… Read More ›

  • Vein Treatments | Medical – Truffles Vein Specialists

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    Dr. Paul Feldman treats varicose veins, spider veins, and he has assembled the best staff of vein specialists to provide a higher level of service.

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  • Choosing The Right Vein Specialist : eVeinscreening.com (Mobile Version) | Vein Screening Online

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    Professional Vein Evaluation To Fit Your Schedule

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  • Vein Disease Early Signs – Vein Screenings

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    The most common vein disease early signs include spider veins and varicose veins. Visit us to learn more about vein treatments and vein disease diagnosis.

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    The most common clinical presentations of venous insufficiency include spider veins and varicose veins. Spider veins are smaller, more superficial veins, resulting in a network of red and purple spider web like marks on the legs. Varicose veins are larger, swollen, blue and purple ropey veins easily visible on physical exam. Large varicose veins may throb; hurt or itch and on occasion may clot off or bleed through the skin. Varicose veins occur when the one way check valves in the superficial system of veins fail to close tightly. The veins just under the skin begin to bulge under this increased pressure and eventually the skin stretches and allows the veins to continue growing. – See more at: http://www.eveinscreening.com/vein-disease/signs-of-vein-disease/early-signs/#sthash.RxZDRvGf.dpuf

  • Education & Training

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    Education & Training

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    Abbott Vascular has a strong commitment to education — for physicians, nurses and support staff. Each year we host educational programs across the world to provide updates on new therapies and treatments. Abbott Vascular also sponsors education programs annually at such medical meetings as ACC, ESC, PCR, TCT, VIVA and many others worldwide.

    Crossroads, The Abbott Vascular Education Network brings healthcare professionals together through medical education. Crossroads is committed to providing unbiased medical education of the highest quality to healthcare professionals, to ultimately benefit patient outcomes.

    The goal of Crossroads is to:

    • Answer the needs of healthcare professionals involved in coronary and endovascular interventions and structural heart disease;
    • Offer medical education of the highest quality;
    • Foster peer-to-peer networks; Attract and retain an independent faculty of world-renowned experts;
    • Provide a constantly available source of information and interaction;
    • Adopt cutting-edge educational techniques and technologies; provide multidisciplinary training to improve patient outcomes.

  • Patient Testimonials | University Surgical Vascular

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    Read why our patients call us the experts at treating varicose veins, spider veins and other vascular conditions. Call us today for more information!

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    I am so pleased to be able to tell everyone about my excellent doctor, Michael Lebow. He is a gifted vascular surgeon who has an incredible level of compassion for his patients. His amazing nurse and wonderful staff reflect Dr. Lebow’s care and concern as well.

    For the last forty years I have been plagued with ugly, painful varicose veins. I have gone to several doctors and endured several painful procedures without positive results. Dr. Lebow performed two procedures in his office to fix the large veins that were causing the problem. Now we are doing the injections that will correct all of the smaller surface problem veins. We are not even finished yet and I am already thrilled with the results.

    Daryl Russo
    Buford, GA 30518

  • New Patient FAQs | University Surgical Vascular

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    Find answers to some commonly asked questions our new patients have. If you don’t find the answer you’re looking for, you can submit your own question!

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    What is Phlebitis?

    Phlebitis or deep venous thrombophlebitis means blood clots in the veins of the legs. This condition is serious for two reasons. Blood clots in the deep veins of the legs can break loose and got to the heart and lungs (a pulmonary embolus), which can be a life threatening problem. A secondary problem caused by thrombophlebitis is chronic venous insufficiency of the legs which can lead to chronic swelling, pain, and ulcerations of the legs. Thrombophlebitis usually causes pain and swelling of the legs and is diagnosed by ultrasound. Treatment is with anticoagulation (“blood thinners”), support hose and elevation. Surgery is rarely needed.

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