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What to look for in Vein Practice

Specialty Interest
Many physicians and surgeons are trained in the basics of varicose vein treatment. As in many fields, individuals specializing in a specific area often are able to offer more experience and options in diagnosis and treatment than those who treat only occasional patients.

Experience
Dr. Torpy has practiced vascular surgery for over 25 years in Omaha. He is a member of the American College of Phlebology, an organization dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of venous problems.Over the past two years, the majority of his time and interest has been in the treatment of vein problems. He has performed over 1000 VNUS Closure® procedures.

Certification and Training
Dr. Torpy is board certified in surgery by the American College of Surgeons. He has attained certification in the new technologies of VNUS Closure® and Trivex® phlebology. He is a member of the American College of Phlebology - the largest phlebology (vein specialty) society in the United States .

Diagnostic Procedures
Every patient is different, and it is essential to determine the underlying cause of varicose veins. A history and physical examination is very informative. However, duplex ultrasound examination is the gold standard for diagnosis of venous problems. Duplex ultrasound examination should be performed before any treatment of varicose veins is undertaken.

 

Totally Vein • Stephen D. Torpy, MD FACS
17001 Lakeside Hills Plaza
Ste 102
Omaha, NE
Phone: 402.934-6996