Chuck Brantigan, MD
Associate Clinical Professor, Surgery-Vascular
Gender: Male
Languages:
English
Department, Section/Division:
Surgery-Vascular
Practice Locations
Hospital Affiliation
- University of Colorado Hospital
Specialty Information
Specialties
- Surgery, Board Certification (1978,2010)
- Surgery - Surgical Critical Care, Board Certification (1993,2002)
- Surgery - Thoracic and Cardiac, Board Certification (1979,2009)
- Surgery - Vascular Surgery, Board Certification (1989,2009)
- Surgery
- Vascular Surgery
Clinical Interest for Patients
My clinical interests include peripheral vascular disease, arterial disease, carotid artery disease, venous disease, stroke prevention, thoracic outlet syndrome, wound care, limb preservation, lymphedema, aneurysms, Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and venous ulcerations.
My clinical interests include peripheral vascular disease, arterial disease, carotid artery disease, venous disease, stroke prevention, thoracic outlet syndrome, wound care, limb preservation, lymphedema, aneurysms, Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and venous ulcerations.
Personal Interests
My wife, Kathy and I both play tuba for the Denver Brass and we are heavily involved in the community, especially, land use planning, the arts, and historic preservation.
Volunteer Activities
I believe that I've been richly blessed in my professional and personal lives. As a result, I am driven to make the community a better place to live. I've also received awards for my work in the community, including the prestigious Ann Love Award in Historic Preservation from Historic Denver in 2003.
My wife, Kathy and I both play tuba for the Denver Brass and we are heavily involved in the community, especially, land use planning, the arts, and historic preservation.
Volunteer Activities
I believe that I've been richly blessed in my professional and personal lives. As a result, I am driven to make the community a better place to live. I've also received awards for my work in the community, including the prestigious Ann Love Award in Historic Preservation from Historic Denver in 2003.
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