1. Uterine Fibroid Embolization

    Uterine fibroids are non-cancerous tumors that develop within the uterus, most commonly in women of childbearing age. Their size, location and type can contribute to pain and heavy menstrual bleeding. UFE is a new and highly-effective alternative to hysterectomy that eliminates fibroids without removing the uterus. We use ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and computed tomography (CT) to confirm the presence of uterine fibroids. During UFE, the interventional radiologist inserts a catheter into an artery through a tiny incision at the top of the thigh.
  2. Varicocele Embolization

    Varicocele embolization is an image-guided procedure that uses a catheter to place tiny coils and/or a liquid substance in a blood vessel to divert blood flow away from a varicocele. A varicocele is an enlarged vein in a male's scrotum with reversed or stagnant blood flow. It can cause pain, swelling and infertility. A clinical examination can confirm the presence of a varicocele and an ultrasound examination may allow further evaluation of the findings. Varicocele embolization safely relieves that pain and swelling and may improve sperm quality for infertile couples.
  3. Vascular Malformation Embolization and/or Sclerosis

    Vascular malformation is a general term that includes congenital vascular anomalies of only veins, only lymph vessels, both veins and lymph vessels, or both arteries and veins. Venous malformation (VM) Veins are part of the circulatory system that moves blood through the body. Veins carry blood from the body back to the heart. The heart pumps the blood through the lungs so that it can pick up oxygen. The body uses oxygen to make energy. Venous malformations (VMs) occur when veins do not form normally. VMs can be completely isolated from normal veins or can drain into them.
  4. Venous Reconstruction

    What is Venous Reconstruction? The techniques used to reconstruct veins include: Venopasty– a balloon is inflated inside a narrowed vein to widen the walls of the vein so that blood can flow properly Stenting– a small metal, mesh tube is inserted into a narrowed vein to support and open the walls of the vein so that blood can pass through
  5. Vertebral Fractures

    We can treat back pain and fractures in a number of ways, including stabilizing the bone through techniques like kyphoplasty, vertebroplasty and sacroplasty and through pain-relieving epidural steroid injections. Vertebroplasty Inova vascular and interventional radiologists use vertebroplasty to stabilize compression fractures in the spine caused by osteoporosis. They physician inserts a needle about the size of a cocktail straw through the skin and into the fractured vertebra, using X-ray imaging to guide it to the correct spot.
  6. Inova Juniper Program Education Services

    Inova Juniper Program's education team provides customized education and training programs, technical assistance, and clinical consultation. Educators will assess your and/or your agency’s needs and develop an individualized education and training plan. Call 703-321-2600 for more information or learn more about specific types of education provided: Upcoming Training Expand Content To see upcoming training events please visit the MidAtlantic AETC training site for Northern Virginia and the Virginia HIV/AIDS Resource and Consultation Center training calendar.
  7. Get Involved: Inova Juniper Program

    Helping Others in Your Community Men, women, teens and young children from diverse ethnic backgrounds struggle each day to live with HIV/AIDS, or to care for a loved one affected by HIV/AIDS.  You can make a difference in the lives of these individuals and families in our community by providing a financial gift.  Charitable Gifts Through partnership with Inova Health Foundation, your charitable gift to Inova Juniper Program may be directed to one or both of our vitally-needed funds: A gift to the Inova Juniper Program helps provide financial assistance to clients whose care is not covered by i