Here is a case study written by Dr. Trinidad regarding a patient with a non-healing wound and severe peripheral vascular today (PAD). This was published in Endovascular Today, a widely read, industry-respected publication that focuses on the latest techniques, technologies, and trends in peripheral and endovascular interventions. It serves as a go-to resource for vascular surgeons, interventional cardiologists, and interventional radiologists.

In this article, learn more about how Dr. Trinidad successfully performed the first DETOUR procedure in the state of Texas—a groundbreaking, minimally invasive technique designed to bypass blocked arteries in the thigh. This procedure is an alternative to open surgery for patients with complex peripheral arterial disease, especially when traditional stenting or bypass options are limited

Dr. Bradley Trinidad presents a rare and challenging case involving the removal of an infected pulmonary artery fibroelastoma, initially mistaken for a pulmonary embolism. Using a percutaneous suction thrombectomy device, he achieved successful minimally invasive treatment without the need for open surgery. This case, published in JVS–Cases, Innovations & Techniques, showcases the evolving role of endovascular tools in managing rare vascular pathologies.