The Rane Center

The Rane Center Providing Outstanding Care & Effective Therapies to Patients with Thromboses & Related Disorders.

Test Your Venous Health Knowledge! 🩸🤔 Do you know the common symptoms of venous disease?
07/10/2026

Test Your Venous Health Knowledge! 🩸

🤔 Do you know the common symptoms of venous disease?

25 Years of Research — Week 16As we continue our 25-year journey of innovation, The Rane Center remains committed to adv...
07/08/2026

25 Years of Research — Week 16

As we continue our 25-year journey of innovation, The Rane Center remains committed to advancing venous care through research that improves long-term outcomes for patients undergoing venous stenting.

This week, we are highlighting research on stent occlusion following iliocaval venous stenting. The study found that stent occlusion is an uncommon complication, occurring in approximately 3% of patients. For those who develop lifestyle-limiting symptoms, recanalization can often be performed successfully—even months or years after the occlusion—with favorable outcomes. The findings also emphasize the importance of close long-term surveillance following recanalization to help maintain continued stent patency.

Follow along as we continue sharing research that helps shape the future of venous care.



Reference:

https://www.theranecenter.com/app/view_document.php?document_id=222

07/06/2026

When it comes to venous stenting, size matters.

Proper stent sizing plays a key role in improving blood flow and supporting long-term success. Learn more in today's video!

The Rane Center and StatDVT Clinics will be closed tomorrow, July 3, in observance of Independence Day.We hope everyone ...
07/02/2026

The Rane Center and StatDVT Clinics will be closed tomorrow, July 3, in observance of Independence Day.

We hope everyone has a good Fourth of July weekend! 🇺🇸

25 Years of Research — Week 15As we continue our 25-year journey of innovation, The Rane Center remains committed to adv...
07/01/2026

25 Years of Research — Week 15

As we continue our 25-year journey of innovation, The Rane Center remains committed to advancing venous care through research that helps optimize treatment strategies for complex venous disease.

This week, we are highlighting research examining the extension of iliac vein stents into the profunda femoral vein. The study found that while venous stenting below the profunda femoral vein confluence is generally not recommended, it may be necessary in select patients to treat the full extent of disease or provide adequate inflow, particularly in cases of post-thrombotic disease. The findings demonstrate that this rare technique can be effective when performed selectively and followed with careful long-term surveillance.

Follow along as we continue sharing research that helps shape the future of venous care.



Reference:

https://www.theranecenter.com/app/view_document.php?document_id=251

In May, Dr. Seshadri Raju presented in Miami, Florida about the invention of venous stenting and how it has evolved.At T...
06/29/2026

In May, Dr. Seshadri Raju presented in Miami, Florida about the invention of venous stenting and how it has evolved.

At The Rane Center, we are always conducting research and innovating the venous field to advance treatments for our patients.

🌟 Employee Spotlight! Meet Stephanie, one of our vascular sonographers!At The Rane Center, we offer exceptional care fro...
06/26/2026

🌟 Employee Spotlight!

Meet Stephanie, one of our vascular sonographers!

At The Rane Center, we offer exceptional care from our incredibly skilled health care workers. Stephanie is part of our highly experienced sonography team.

Visit to our walk-in clinic for DVTs or contact us today. 💙

25 Years of Research — Week 14As we continue our 25-year journey of innovation, The Rane Center remains dedicated to adv...
06/24/2026

25 Years of Research — Week 14

As we continue our 25-year journey of innovation, The Rane Center remains dedicated to advancing venous care through research that improves patient outcomes and refines treatment techniques.

This week, we are highlighting research examining a unique complication associated with double-barrel iliocaval stenting. The study found that bilateral venous stenting with extension into the IVC may result in a size and compliance mismatch, causing one stent barrel to remain larger than the other. This can lead to inadequate decompression and persistent symptoms in the affected limb, emphasizing the importance of intravascular ultrasound in accurately diagnosing and addressing this condition.

Follow along as we continue sharing research that helps shape the future of venous care.



References:

- https://www.theranecenter.com/app/view_document.php?document_id=269

- https://www.theranecenter.com/app/view_document.php?document_id=209

Preventing blood clots often starts with simple everyday habits. Understanding your risk factors and taking proactive st...
06/23/2026

Preventing blood clots often starts with simple everyday habits. Understanding your risk factors and taking proactive steps can make a meaningful difference in your vascular health. 🩸

Have questions? We're here to help.

Summer is officially here! ☀️ As temperatures rise and schedules fill with vacations, road trips, and outdoor activities...
06/20/2026

Summer is officially here! ☀️

As temperatures rise and schedules fill with vacations, road trips, and outdoor activities, don't forget to prioritize your vein health. Staying active, hydrated, and aware of symptoms like swelling, heaviness, or leg pain can help keep your circulation moving all season long.

If your symptoms persist, schedule your appointment with us to be seen.

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971 Lakeland Drive East Tower Suite 400
Jackson, MS
39216

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 4:30am
Tuesday 7:30am - 4:30am
Wednesday 7:30am - 4:30am
Thursday 7:30am - 4:30am
Friday 7:30am - 4:30am

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+16017142230

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