The Boomerang Trial is studying whether this investigational, minimally invasive medical procedure can prevent lower leg amputation and promote wound healing.

Patients may qualify for the study if they:

√  Suffer from Chronic Limb-Threatening Ischemia

√  Experience severe leg pain, even when at rest

√  Have non-healing foot wounds

√  Have received a recommendation to consider amputation of the foot or leg

√  Conventional endovascular or surgical limb salvage treatments have failed

Participating Sites

Click on site to contact a trial coordinator

Site Name

Site Location

Physician

American Endovascular & Amputation Prevention

West Orange, NJ

John Rundback, MD

Advanced Vascular Center

Portland, OR

Mary Costantino, MD

HOPE Vascular & Podiatry

Houston, TX

Miguel Montero-Baker, MD

Atlantic Medical Imaging (Vascular Institute of AMI)

Galloway, NJ

Nicholas Petruzzi, MD

EndoVascular Consultants

Wilmington, DE

Mark Garcia, MD

First Coast Cardiovascular Institute, LLC

Jacksonville, FL

Yazan Khatib, MD

Advanced Heart & Vein Center

Thornton, CO

Ehrin Armstrong, MD

PIH Health Whittier Hospital

Whittier, CA

Sabeen Dhand, MD

Advanced Endovascular Institute

St. Augustine, FL

Zola N’Dandu, MD

Weill Cornell Medicine

New York, NY

Brian DeRubertis, MD

Sunrise Vascular

Murphy, NC

Ashwani Sastry, MD

UW Medical Center – Northwest Vascular Center

Seattle, WA

Kirsten Dansey, MD

University of Penn Medicine

Philadelphia, PA

Liz Genovese, MD

Cardiovascular Institute of the South

Houma, LA

Pradeep Nair, MD

The Aveera Boomerang Catheter

Uses time, pressure, and heat (Direct Current, not RF) to create an immediate and fused anastomosis between the vein and artery without the use of a stent

√ Enables endovascular arteriovenous anastomosis creation

√ Requires no stents or stent grafts

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