Cardiovascular Center

Aortic Aneurysms

Surgeons in our Cardiovascular Center are specialty-trained and board-certified to render the highest level of care in their discipline. Our team specializes in the treatment and diagnosis of aortic aneurysms, using state-of-the-art technology to treat patients who suffer from aneurysms.

Such technology includes endovascular stent grafts, a procedure approved by the FDA in 1999, and often used as a substitute for major abdominal surgery. Treating aortic aneurysms used to require major surgery involving weeklong stays in the hospital. Now, many aneurysms are treated using these less-invasive grafts that can be inserted through small incisions, resulting in hospital stays lasting only one to two days.

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(801) 581-3495

Laura K. Downey, PA-C

Specialties: Vascular Surgery

Monica Hatch, PA-C

Specialties: Vascular Surgery

Daniel M. Ihnat, M.D.

Specialties: Vascular Surgery

Denise L. Jost, N.P.

Specialties: Family Nurse Practitioner, Vascular Surgery

Daniel V. Kinikini, M.D.

Locations
University Hospital (801) 581-3495

Specialties: Vascular Surgery

Larry W. Kraiss, M.D.

Locations
University Hospital (801) 581-3495

Specialties: Vascular Surgery, Vasculitis

Joanna Lynch, PA-C

Specialties: Physician Assistant, Vascular Surgery

Michelle T. Mueller, M.D.

Locations
University Hospital (801) 581-3495

Specialties: Frostbite, Vascular Surgery

Mark R. Sarfati, M.D.

Locations
University Hospital (801) 581-3495

Specialties: Vascular Surgery, Vasculitis

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