Outpatient Endovascular & Surgical Journal

23/06/2022

James Antezana, MD, designed South Charlotte General and Vascular Surgery as a state-of-the-art teaching center and patient-centered treatment center. Find out how this new is improving limb salvage rates in OESJ’s Practice Spotlight

South Charlotte General and Vascular Surgery ! OESJ highlights the importance of the type of care taking place in the outpatient setting for a subset of patients

22/06/2022

For many physicians, competitive conditioning from medical school and residency continues through clinical practice. In ’s recent practice management column, Chas Sanders discusses how , not competition, leads to growth opportunities for medical practices and the communities they serve: https://buff.ly/3HsPUSJ

20/06/2022

Following revascularization, patients with and critical limb ischemia ( ) need support from a multidisciplinary team consisting of specialists in care, vascular, cardiology, endocrinology, and physical therapy. Find out more in

The Importance of Post Revascularization Surveillance in the Management of Peripheral Arterial Disease ! OESJ highlights the importance of the type of care taking place in the outpatient setting for a subset of patients

17/06/2022

Guideline-directed medical therapy, which includes interventions such as smoking cessation, glycemic control, and lowering cholesterol (LDL-C) levels, reduces the likelihood of adverse limb outcomes and cardiovascular events in patients with arterial disease ( ) and limb ischemia ( ). So why are fewer than half receiving it? Find the latest evidence in this case-based review from https://buff.ly/3aVbRNU

Optimal Medical Therapy for CLI ! OESJ highlights the importance of the type of care taking place in the outpatient setting for a subset of patients

09/06/2022

Are you using guideline-directed medical therapy in your to improve outcomes in patients with PAD and CLI? Find out why you should in the May/June OESJ. This issue also explores surveillance following revascularization, how collaboration expands professional growth and impact, and the value of bedside manner. Check it out here:

18/05/2022

Don’t forget to check out the March/April issue of , out now! In this issue, our experts discuss a simple algorithm for improving outcomes, offer advice for transitioning from an to an , and offer a look into a leading . Read more here:

Success in Addressing CLI Begins with ABCDE Dr. Paul Michael and Youssef William explain an algorithm designed for critical limb ischemia.

15/05/2022

Because are rapidly increasing the breadth of treatments and interventions they can handle, more patients are able to be treated at an OBL. Read about one of the country’s leading treatment facilities, Palm Vascular Centers, in our latest issue.

Palm Vascular Centers Offer Cutting-Edge Treatments, First-Class Experience ! OESJ highlights the importance of the type of care taking place in the outpatient setting for a subset of patients

12/05/2022

Have you faced double-digit cuts as a result of reduced payments for procedures in the ? If so, you may be considering developing an ambulatory surgery center as an adjunct or replacement for your . Read more from Teri Yates about the planning and expertise needed to make this transition in our latest feature.

Going From OBL to ASC Takes Planning and Expertise ! OESJ highlights the importance of the type of care taking place in the outpatient setting for a subset of patients

09/05/2022

Have you ever practiced the algorithm? This planning tool to improve outcomes provides solutions for interventionalists to reduce case time, cost, and adverse outcomes while improving processes such as chronic total occlusion crossing, and equipment selection. Read more about this tool in the latest edition of , out now!

Success in Addressing CLI Begins with ABCDE ! OESJ highlights the importance of the type of care taking place in the outpatient setting for a subset of patients

06/05/2022

In our latest issue, we offer the latest from our experts, including how to navigate to better outcomes, best practices for making the jump from to , and a look into Palm Vascular Centers, a leading practice with locations around the country. Click here to read more!

Success in Addressing CLI Begins with ABCDE Dr. Paul Michael and Youssef William explain an algorithm designed for critical limb ischemia.

29/04/2022

Palm Vascular Centers offer a range of services, including treatment of , , , access management, and They are equipped to diagnose and evaluate using imaging techniques such as , , and . But what really sets them apart? A focus on . Read more here.

Palm Vascular Centers Offer Cutting-Edge Treatments, First-Class Experience ! OESJ highlights the importance of the type of care taking place in the outpatient setting for a subset of patients

26/04/2022

Have you considered making the move from to ? The transition takes planning and expertise, including regulatory considerations, reimbursment, and strategic partnerships. We have all the information you need – including details on a feasibility study - in the newest feature from .

Going From OBL to ASC Takes Planning and Expertise ! OESJ highlights the importance of the type of care taking place in the outpatient setting for a subset of patients

23/04/2022

Our latest feature describes challenges in the space, including multispecialty crossover and lack of standardized procedures. But a simple algorithm can help you improve outcomes. Click here to learn more.

Success in Addressing CLI Begins with ABCDE ! OESJ highlights the importance of the type of care taking place in the outpatient setting for a subset of patients

20/04/2022

Have you caught up on the latest issue of ? This month, we discuss the benefits of going from an to an , offer a simple algorithm to improve outcomes, introduce Palm Vascular Centers, a Florida-based treatment facility, and more. Check it out now!

Success in Addressing CLI Begins with ABCDE Dr. Paul Michael and Youssef William explain an algorithm designed for critical limb ischemia.

21/03/2022

Don't forget to check out our January/February issue of , featuring advice on structuring your , expert guidance on open bypass in the era of minimally invasive surgery, information on the Criss Cross Sign as a prognostic indicator, and more!

Embracing Chaos as a Growth Strategy Chas E. Sanders details how to structure your outpatient endovascular center practice for flexibility and autonomy to mitigate setbacks and stimulate growth.

15/03/2022

is a seemingly rare pathology that occurs when the right common iliac artery compresses the left iliofemoral vein against a vertebral body. The compression can lead to as well as venous flow obstruction, causing some patients with to suffer from lower extremity edema and ulceration. Find out how our experts used and to resolve edema and ulceration in a patient with these rare anomalies here.

May-Thurner Syndrome and a Double Inferior Vena Cava ! OESJ highlights the importance of the type of care taking place in the outpatient setting for a subset of patients

12/03/2022

have always been on the forefront of adopting new technology, and OBL interventionalists’ role in treating and managing and will continue to grow. The latest development OBLs are embracing? Learn more about the technology here.

The Need for Dedicated Tibial Artery Stents in Critical Limb Ischemia ! OESJ highlights the importance of the type of care taking place in the outpatient setting for a subset of patients

09/03/2022

Today, treating are in a race to manage this lifestyle-limiting, limb-threatening disease using the best interventions. In the meantime, patients have a 25% rate of mortality and major amputation at 1 year. So, what is the best option for treatment? Find out here.

Open Bypass in the Era of Minimally Invasive Surgery ! OESJ highlights the importance of the type of care taking place in the outpatient setting for a subset of patients

06/03/2022

At NJ Endovascular & Amputation Prevention, delivers optimal care. A CEO manages organizational matters, allowing 2 physicians to give their attention to work and , while a support staff, including a procedural nurse, 2 technicians, a pre- and post-recovery nurse, an NP, an office manager, and front-office personnel complete the practice. Read more about the impressive team and their work here.

NJ Endovascular & Amputation Prevention: Teamwork Delivers Optimal Care ! OESJ highlights the importance of the type of care taking place in the outpatient setting for a subset of patients

03/03/2022

If you faced extensive disruptions brought on by , such as staffing shortages, challenges, and restrictions on treating patients, read our latest article and learn how to reset and restructure your practice for resiliency when chaos strikes.

Embracing Chaos as a Growth Strategy ! OESJ highlights the importance of the type of care taking place in the outpatient setting for a subset of patients

28/02/2022

Have you caught up on the latest issue of ? Check it out now to see a challenging patient case study, learn more about a successful NJ , discover the latest technology, and more!

Embracing Chaos as a Growth Strategy Chas E. Sanders details how to structure your outpatient endovascular center practice for flexibility and autonomy to mitigate setbacks and stimulate growth.

25/02/2022

Have you heard of the ? This important indicator, and its absence, is a signal to evaluate for and to correct wire placement during . Learn more about the method and see patient imaging in our latest issue. https://buff.ly/3Ls47AL

22/02/2022

In our latest patient case report, and are used to resolve and in a patient with rare anomalies. Learn more about the case, including patient , and the ultimate and treatment, in our recent issue. https://buff.ly/3uG5WEu

19/02/2022

Have you seen the promising early results for the use of a in the treatment of ? To learn more about the treatment, view our latest feature from Robert E. Beasley, MD; Jennifer Gimeno, MS; Anne Beasley, BA; Jesse Martin, DO. https://buff.ly/3JmwzCt

16/02/2022

The responsibility for treating no longer rests solely on the shoulders of . With the advent of and other rapidly developing technologies, a new breed of interventionalist was born, opening doors where there weren’t any—except in amputation. Learn more about the specialties that share these responsibilities and how they determine the best course of treatment here. https://buff.ly/3Lskduu

13/02/2022

“Our mission is to provide the highest level of state-of-the-art care, We focus on treating the most complex patterns for to avoid or limit ,” John H. Rundback, MD, FAHA, FSVMB, FSIR, says. Learn about the NJ Endovascular & Amputation Prevention in West Orange, NJ here. https://buff.ly/34H6fDX

10/02/2022

Anyone who has worked in an knows how a small issue can completely disrupt organizational flow, consuming hours of staff time. The last two years have wreaked havoc for many in big and small ways. In our latest feature, find out how to mitigate setbacks and stimulate growth by embracing chaos as a strategy. https://buff.ly/35Xj79v

04/02/2022

Is your and practice structured for success or setbacks? Find out in the current issue of Outpatient Endovascular and Surgical Journal, where you’ll also learn about open surgical options for ; a dedicated tibial artery stent in treating ; why to mind the “criss cross sign”; and more!

The Outpatient Endovascular & Surgical Journal (OESJ) highlights the importance of the type of care taking place in the outpatient setting for a subset of patients

21/12/2021

Less than a year old, the at Cardiology Consultants PA restores hope, limbs, and lives for patients with limb ischemia in Spartanburg, SC. Find out how an established practice pivoted to meet an urgent need for services, guided by cutting-edge technology and the skill of a highly specialized team of specialists, at

The Outpatient Endovascular & Surgical Journal (OESJ) highlights the importance of the type of care taking place in the outpatient setting for a subset of patients

20/12/2021

Are your intended patients stuck in referral limbo? Without a reliable system of tracking inbound referrals, endovascular centers risk missing opportunities to assist those in critical need of their services. Teri Yates provides advice for developing systems to get your referrals out of folders and into your office at https://buff.ly/33rMS0Z

The Outpatient Endovascular & Surgical Journal (OESJ) highlights the importance of the type of care taking place in the outpatient setting for a subset of patients

16/12/2021

A growing body of evidence shows that endovascular centers are safe, cost-effective options for arterial interventions. The data are not as strong on the best modalities for supporting these procedures. Find out more about what's needed at https://buff.ly/3q2qhj5

15/12/2021

Are you a physician business owner struggling to get patients to your ? People-centered basics, like empathy and relationships, will go a long way toward getting you and your practice noticed by referring physicians in the community. Learn more from Timothy Yates, MD, at https://buff.ly/3F3LJuw

20/10/2021

-10 codes might not inspire enthusiasm, but they’re important to successful patient outcomes. With its high incidence and fatal course, is an under-recognized, major threat to public health. Learn how to identify and accurately report codes to support the development of better , , and appropriate at https://buff.ly/3FswCeB

17/10/2021

In our latest Practice Spotlight, the team at Vascular Institute of the Midwest discusses the joy of helping patients recover from complex and problems and avoid amputation. Read more about the practice and its dedication to putting the patient first at https://buff.ly/3oIyD0l

14/10/2021

Are you surprised to learn that studies show procedures performed in outperform comparable procedures performed within hospitals, with data supporting better , lower costs, and better patient and satisfaction scores? Find out more about the bright future of at https://buff.ly/3oFak3z

11/10/2021

Are you a hospital-based physician considering a career change? Given the urgent need for value-based care, there may be no better time for a surgeon or interventionalist to move to a novel outpatient platform such as the . Read more about the benefits of this career choice at https://buff.ly/3Bnqhic

08/10/2021

Have you used the GoBack catheter to treat ? In our latest issue, our experts discuss how this safe and efficient solution was used to treat a complex procedure in an elderly patient. Learn more at

01/10/2021

Are you familiar with the Auryon laser system for optimizing vessel preparation in the ? Learn more about this safe and cost-effective solution for treating , including technical specs and clinical results, here.

01/10/2021

Recent improvements in interventional tools and techniques allow for as an effective treatment consideration for patients with and . Learn more from Raymond Dattilo, MD, FACC in our latest feature, available only from .https://buff.ly/3g9FF9q

01/09/2021

Are you up to speed on the nuances of coding for ? Get a refresher on codes for , , and of the lower extremity arteries in our latest column at

The Outpatient Endovascular & Surgical Journal (OESJ) highlights the importance of the type of care taking place in the outpatient setting for a subset of patients