GabrielGorenMD

Summary

• Medical training:
  
  MD - Hebrew University, Hadassah Medical School, Jerusalem 1963 (6 years)
  Rotating Internship;1963-64; Israel (1 year)
  Residency Internal Medicine; 1964-66; Israel (2 years)
  Residency General Surgery; 1967-1972; Israel (6 years)
  Board Certification in Surgery 1973; Israel
  Research Fellowship:
  Organ Transplantation; 1973-74; U of M, Minneapolis, MN (1 year)
  Clinical Fellowship:
  Kidney Transplantation, 1981-83; USC, Los Angeles, CA (2 years)
  Private Practice (Vein Disorders Center) since 1984 to present;
  
  Main Publications:
  (On the minimally invasive approach for primary varicose veins)
  
  1. Goren, G., Yellin, A.E. Surgery for truncal varicose veins: the ambulatory stab    avulsion phlebectomy.
  Am J Surg 1991; 162:166-74
  
  2. Goren, G., Yellin, A.E. Invaginated axial saphenectomy by a semirigid stripper:
      PIN stripping.
  J Vasc Surg 1994; 20:970-77
  
  3. Goren, G., Yellin A.E. Invaginated axial stripping and stab avulsion phlebectomy:
      a definite outpatient procedure for varicose veins.
  Amb. Surg 1994; 1: 27-35
  
  4. Goren, G., Yellin, A.E. Minimally invasive surgery for primary varicose veins:         limited invaginated axial stripping and tributary (hook) stab avulsion.
  Ann Vasc Surg 1995; 9:401-14 (Translated to French and Spanish)
  
  5. Goren, G. Yellin AE. Hemodynamic principles of varicose vein therapy.
      Derm. Surg. 1996; 22:657-60