Jon C. George, MD, MBA

Case Report

Rare Case of Bilateral Common Iliac Vein Compression by Arterial Stents and Calcification

11/05/2012

May–Thurner syndrome is a rare condition involving compression of the left iliac vein by the right common iliac artery. Rarely, iliac vein compression syndromes are found to be right-sided and even more rarely bilateral. We present a rare...

May–Thurner syndrome is a rare...

11/05/2012

Vascular Disease Management

Case Report

Managing Thrombosis and Lower Limb Ischemia Using Directional Atherectomy and Balloon Angioplasty

10/09/2012

Jon C. George , MD, MBA;

A 71-year-old male underwent bilateral renal artery stenting via the right femoral artery and received an Angio-Seal vascular closure device (St. Jude Medical) for access site hemostasis upon completion of the case. Two weeks later, he...

A 71-year-old male underwent...

10/09/2012

Vascular Disease Management

Case Report

Treatment of Ostial Renal Artery Stenosis With Stenting Followed by Flared Ostial Balloon

09/05/2012

Jon C. George , MD, MBA;

Aorto-ostial lesions are typically some of the most difficult to treat because of the unique challenges they pose such as difficulty in visualizing the ostium; geometric mismatch of a cylindrical stent being placed into a funnel-shaped...

Aorto-ostial lesions are...

09/05/2012

Vascular Disease Management

Case Report

Endovascular Management of Chronic Left Iliac Vein Occlusion in May-Thurner Syndrome

08/02/2012

Jon C. George , MD, MBA;

A 41-year-old female presented with post-thrombotic syndrome following diagnosis of deep vein thrombosis, treated with anticoagulation and placement of an IVC filter. Further work-up revealed chronic left iliac vein occlusion secondary to...

A 41-year-old female presented...

08/02/2012

Vascular Disease Management

Case Report

Venous Ulceration Secondary to Chronic Venous Insufficiency Mistaken for Arterial Insufficiency

06/28/2012

Jon C. George , MD, MBA;

The author presentsa case of concomitant arterial and venous disease with ulceration receiving multiple stages of arterial interventions before receiving definitive therapy for venous insufficiency and complete resolution of symptoms.

The author presentsa case of...

06/28/2012

Vascular Disease Management

Case Report

External Iliac Artery Stenosis as Etiology of Renal Failure Post-Kidney Transplant

05/29/2012

Jon C. George , MD, MBA;

Transplanted renal artery stenosis is the most common vascular complication of transplanted kidney, which causes refractory hypertension and can result in allograft dysfunction, presenting with renal insufficiency and failure. We present a...

Transplanted renal artery...

05/29/2012

Vascular Disease Management

Case Report

Use of Vascular Closure Device After Access of Common Femoral Artery Through an Existing Stent

05/01/2012

Jon C. George , MD, MBA;

A 91-year-old male with history of peripheral vascular disease and existing stent in the common femoral artery presented with contralateral critical limb ischemia. Our case demonstrates the successful closure of a femoral access site through...

A 91-year-old male with history...

05/01/2012

Vascular Disease Management