Tiffany Wu, MD

Dr. Tiffany Wu is a board-certified Vascular Surgeon specializing in minimally invasive vascular surgery, advanced endovascular surgery, percutaneous peripheral interventions, and venous disease. She serves as the Vascular Surgery Section Chair at Providence St. Joseph Hospital and is a partner at Vascular & Interventional Specialists of Orange County. Dr. Wu pursued her Vascular Surgery fellowship at Stanford University, where she gained comprehensive experience in treating a wide range of vascular surgical conditions, with a particular focus on cutting-edge endovascular and minimally invasive techniques. Before her time at Stanford, she underwent her surgical training at Huntington Hospital, a private affiliate of the University of Southern California, where she also earned her medical degree. She started her academic journey by receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree in Chemistry from Harvard University. Dr. Wu believes in a tailored approach to the specific needs of each patient to ensure the highest quality of care. She values the progression of medicine through the application of new techniques and innovations. These technological advancements are one of the many reasons she became interested in Vascular Surgery, and she applies these new methodologies to the treatment of her patients.

Publications

1. Wu T, Lee JT. Evolution of Endovascular Management of Common Iliac Artery Aneurysms. Endovascular Today. 2016 Mar; 15(3): S3-7.
2. Wu T, Ham SW, Katz SO. Predictors and Consequences of Hemodynamic Instability Following Carotid artery Stenting. Annals of Vascular Surgery. 2015 Aug; 29(6): 1281-5.
3. Wu T, Weaver F, Katz SG. Identification of a High-Risk Subset of Patients Undergoing Infrainguinal Bypass Surgery. AMA Surg.2015 Jan; 150(1 ):82-4. Publication Status: Published.
4. Wu T, Akopian G, Katz S. Patients at Elevated Risk of Major Adverse Events Following Endarterectomy for Asymptomatic Carotid Stenosis. American Journal of Surgery. 2015 Jun; 209(6 ): I 069-73. Publication Status: Published.
5. Wu T, Giesler G, Herscu G, Ochoa C, Reed R, Rowe V, Yaghmai B, Katz S. Agreement among observers in the assignment ofTransAtlantic Inter-Society Consensus classification and runoff score. Journal of Vascular Surgery. 2013 Nov; 58(5): 1254-1258. Publication Status: Published.
6. Woodley D, Wang X, Zhou H, Wu T, Muirhead T, Chen M. Bone marrow stem cells improve the survivability of RDEB mice but do not correct the fundamental type VII collagen defect. Journal of Investigative Dermatology. 2008 Apr; 128(NA): S 126-S 126. Publication Status: Published.
7. Schniiriger B, Inaba K, Wu T, Eberle BM, Belzberg H, Demetriades D. Crystalloids After Primary Colon Resection and Anastomosis at Initial Trauma Laparotomy: Excessive Volumes Are Associated With Anastomotic Leakage. Journal ofTrauma. 2011 Mar; 70(3): 603-610. Publication Status: Published.
8. Schnuriger B, Inaba K, Eberle BM, Wu T, Talving P, Bukur M, Belzberg H, Demetriades D. Microbiological profile and antimicrobial susceptibility in surgical site infections following hollow viscus injury. Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery. 2010 Aug; 14(8): 1304-1310. Publication Status: Published.
9. Ray E, Wu T, Nazarian Mobin SS, Reinisch J, Urata MM. Review of options for burned ear reconstruction. Journal ofCraniofacial Surgery. 2010 Jul; 21(4): I 165-1169. Publication Status: Published.
10. Price S, Edwards S, Wu T, Minehan T. Synthesis ofC-Aryl-2,3-glycopyranosides via Uncatalyzed Addition ofTriarylindium Reagents to Glycals. Tetrahedron Letters. 2004 Jun; 45(27): 5 I 97-5324. Publication Status: Published.
11. Mouzakis K, Wu T, Haushalter K. Biochemical properties of common variants of human 8-oxoguanine DNA glycosylase. The FASEB Journal. 2006 Mar; 20(NA): A 1361. Publication Status: Published.

Presentations

Oral Presentations

1. Operative Results of Iliac Artery Endo fibrosis in High-performance Athletes. Oral Presentation accepted at 2016 Western Vascular Society Annual Meeting; Colorado Springs, CO.
2. Predictors and Consequences ofHemodynamic Instability Following Carotid Artery Stenting. Oral Presentation presented at: 2014 Western Vascular Society Annual Meeting; Coronado Bay, CA.
3. Surgical Site Infection Following lnfrainguinal Bypass Procedures. Oral Presentation presented at: 2014 Society for Clinical Vascular Surgery Annual Meeting; Carlsbad, CA.
4. Identification ofa high risk subset of patients undergoing infrainguinal bypass surgery. Oral Presentation presented at: 2014 Pacific Coast Surgical Association Annual Meeting; Dana Point, CA.
5. Identification of High Risk Population Undergoing Endarterectomy for Asymptomatic Carotid Stenosis. Oral Presentation presented at: 2013 Western Surgical Association Annual Meeting; Salt Lake City, UT.
6. The Assignment ofTASC Classification and Runoff Score: Are we speaking the same language?. Oral Presentation presented at: 2012 Western Surgical Association Annual Meeting; Colorado Springs, CO.
7. Bone marrow stem cells improve the survivability of RDEB mice but do not correct the fundamental type VII collagen defect. Oral Presentation presented at: 2008 International Investigative Dermatology Meeting; Kyoto, Japan.

Poster Presentation

1. Practice patterns for gallstone pancreatitis: a 5 year experience at a community-based teaching hospital. Poster presented at: 2012 Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons Annual Meeting; San Diego, CA.