Vascular
Venous Stenting (Iliac and Central Veins)
Venous Stenting (Iliac and Central Veins) is a minimally invasive, image-guided procedure used to treat deep vein thrombosis (dvt), may-thurner syndrome, superior vena cava (svc) syndrome.
Devices used in Venous Stenting (Iliac and Central Veins)
Alternatives to Venous Stenting (Iliac and Central Veins)
- DVT Mechanical Thrombectomy
- Catheter-Directed Thrombolysis
- IVC Filter Placement
- IVC Filter Retrieval
- Anticoagulation (blood thinners)
- Compression therapy
- Anticoagulation
- Compression stockings
- Treating the underlying cancer (radiation, chemotherapy)
- Anticoagulation for clot
- Surgical bypass (rare)
How much does Venous Stenting (Iliac and Central Veins) cost?
Medicare's national average physician payment for Venous Stenting (Iliac and Central Veins) (CPT 37238) is $272 when it is done in a hospital, and $3,291 when it is done in an office-based lab, where the payment also covers supplies and equipment. Hospital facility fees and what you pay depend on your insurance. See costs by city and insurance →
Related reading and technique references
This page is for education and does not replace advice from your doctor. Device information comes from the FDA's public databases and from manufacturers.