Patient Information
Clear, coordinated care for patients and referring physicians — before, during, and long after treatment.
What to expect
A clear pathway from your first contact through long-term follow-up.
Evaluation
A detailed review of your history and dedicated aortic imaging to understand your anatomy and risk.
Personalized Plan
Your case is reviewed by a multidisciplinary team to recommend the safest, most durable treatment.
Treatment
Open, endovascular, or hybrid repair performed by a high-volume, experienced aortic team.
Surveillance
Structured imaging follow-up to confirm your repair keeps working and catch any issues early.
Patient education
Preparing for your visit
- Bring any prior CT, MRI, or ultrasound of your aorta — on disc or via your patient portal.
- Bring a current list of medications and allergies, including blood thinners.
- Write down your questions and bring a family member or caregiver if you can.
- Allow extra time — same-day imaging is needed in some cases.
Frequently asked questions
Will I need open surgery or a minimally invasive procedure?
It depends on your anatomy, age, and overall health. Many complex aneurysms can be treated with fenestrated-branched stent-grafts (FB-EVAR), while some are best served by durable open repair. Your plan is individualized after dedicated imaging.
How should I prepare for my first visit?
Bring prior imaging, a medication list, and your questions — see the checklist above.
What follow-up is required after a stent-graft?
Lifelong surveillance imaging confirms the repair continues to work. We coordinate a structured schedule with you and your referring physician.
Ready to be seen?
Request an appointment or refer a patient through our Contact page.