Peripheral Vascular Intervention
The Medical Director and an expert in Image Guided Vascular Interventions who is dedicated to limb salvage!
Dr. Hollander utilizes advanced medical technologies to repair leg arteries from the inside (catheterization), restoring flow to the feet and preventing the need for bypass surgery and amputation.
Dr. Hollander also closes poorly functioning superficial veins, redirecting venous blood to the deep veins in patients with varicose veins, leg swelling, pain, and recurring/poorly healing venous ulcers. A national leader in the use of intravascular ultrasound, Dr. Hollander can now treat those with deep venous disease - helping patients with symptoms including darkened legs, edema and chronic leg ulcers.
If you are a dialysis patient with arm or leg access, Dr. Hollander can maintain your life line and treat your symptoms relating to a failing access - keeping your arm or neck swelling, pain and dysfunction to a minimum.
He received his Medical Degree from the New York Institute of Technology, and then served his Diagnostic Radiology residency at Columbia University Medical Center. After Columbia, he completed his fellowship in the Vascular Interventional Radiology department of Yale-New Haven Hospital in Connecticut.
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Board Certified by the American Board of
Radiology, 2008
CAQ,Vascular and Interventional Radiology,
2011
Medical Director, Vascular Access Center of
Atlantic County, 2014
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