(Journal of Vascular Surgery[TA])
20,707 results
  • "Hands Off": Best Practice Radiation Safety is Rarely Achieved in Microcatheter Angiography. [Journal Article]
    J Vasc Surg. 2026 Jul 14. [Online ahead of print]Sleasman E, Gunn K, … Pitcher GSJV
  • CONCLUSIONS: MA was routinely performed in elective pEVAR and best practices in radiation safety were rarely achieved with a high rate of direct operator exposure to the beam of radiation. The overall rate of access-related complications in elective pEVAR is low and the window for detecting access-related complications with MA is narrow. Because of the high rate of operator exposure, selective MA and the development of guidelines for best practice technique MA should be considered.
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  • Early Real-World Experience with Thoracoabdominal Branch Endoprosthesis from a Physician-Initiated Multicenter Post-Market Registry. [Journal Article]
    J Vasc Surg. 2026 Jul 14. [Online ahead of print]Tackett C, Parsa P, … Han SMJV
  • CONCLUSIONS: Early commercial experience demonstrates that TAMBE can be safely adopted in broader clinical practice, with high technical success and low 30-day mortality across participating centers. Although POST centers demonstrated higher overall 30-day AE rates and longer procedural times, MAE was similar across center types. These findings underscore the importance of comprehensive training, standardized perioperative protocols, and continued monitoring of neurologic outcomes as TAMBE implementation expands.
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  • Post-insertion iliac vein stent position and relationship to contralateral deep vein thrombosis after unilateral iliac vein stenting. [Journal Article]
    J Vasc Surg Venous Lymphat Disord. 2026 Jul 10; :102577. [Online ahead of print]Jacob A, Theis C, … Marston WAJV
  • CONCLUSIONS: Complete coverage of the contralateral iliac orifice was found in almost 40% of patients after unilateral iliac vein stenting. The use of NV stents did not result in a decreased incidence of contralateral coverage. Contralateral iliac vein thrombosis was more frequent after complete coverage of the contralateral iliac orifice suggesting that this should be avoided at the time of stent insertion. Longer-term follow up is required to fully determine the incidence of this complication and its relationship to stent type or stent positioning.
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  • Frailty is associated with fewer hospital-free days following peripheral artery disease revascularization. [Journal Article]
    J Vasc Surg. 2026 Jul 07. [Online ahead of print]Iyer S, Nassereldine H, … Reitz KMJV
  • CONCLUSIONS: Among patients with PAD undergoing lower extremity revascularization, frailty was associated with fewer HFDs. Frailty adversely affects limb and mortality outcomes, especially in the early postoperative period, reiterating the need for routine frailty screening, advanced perioperative care planning, and using data like these to inform shared patient-provider decision making.
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  • Race/Ethnicity and Outcomes of Venous Ablation Procedures. [Journal Article]
    J Vasc Surg Venous Lymphat Disord. 2026 Jul 07; :102576. [Online ahead of print]Kibrik P, Kwon J, … Hingorani AJV
  • CONCLUSIONS: Endovenous ablation is a safe and effective treatment for chronic venous insufficiency across different racial/ethnic groups, with overall success rates of 95-96%. However, racial differences were observed in complication rates and baseline severity: Black patients had higher EHIT risk and more advanced disease at presentation, while Asian patients had a slightly higher recanalization risk. These findings highlight the need for tailored post-ablation surveillance and improved early access to care to address differences in minority populations.
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