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Jeffrey F. B. Chick, MD, MPH

@chickvir

Professor and Chief of Interventional Radiology | University of Southern California | Venous Specialist | Clinician | Educator | Researcher

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Venous occlusive disease results in collateralization through deep venous pathways including internal iliac, lateral sarcral, transverse venous, iliolumbar, and lumbar veins. Reconstruction using dedicated venous stents may restore anatomy. CVIR Journal CVIR Endovascular (Jim Reekers, Editor-in-Chief) JVIR

Venous occlusive disease results in collateralization through deep venous pathways including internal iliac, lateral sarcral, transverse venous, iliolumbar, and lumbar veins. Reconstruction using dedicated venous stents may restore anatomy. <a href="/CVIR_Journal/">CVIR Journal</a> <a href="/cvirendo/">CVIR Endovascular (Jim Reekers, Editor-in-Chief)</a> <a href="/JVIRmedia/">JVIR</a>