About Us
About Us
Ammar Jarrous, MD, FACS
Dr. Jarrous, a distinguished and highly experienced surgeon
based in Dallas, renowned for his expertise in treating venous
disease and minimally invasive vein procedures.
With a passion for treating venous disease, he has dedicated his
career to improving the health and well-being of his patients. His
extensive surgical training at Georgetown Medical Center and
George Washington University has equipped him with the
experience that enables him to offer innovative solutions for a
variety of vascular issues, ensuring his patients receive the best
possible outcomes.
He has held board certification in Cardiovascular Surgery for the
past 20 years and performed thousands of successful vascular
procedures which reflect his commitment to maintaining the
highest standards in his field.
Throughout his career, Dr. Jarrous has established a reputation
for excellence in patient care and he prides himself on his ability
to build trusting relationships with his patients. He strives to
create a supportive environment where his patients feel informed,
comfortable and confident in their choices. He takes the time to
listen to their concerns, answer their questions and work
collaboratively to develop individualized treatment plans that
meet their unique needs.
- Cardiovascular Surgery board-certified, General Surgery board certified.
- Fellow American College of Surgeons
- Attended Georgetown Medical Center in Washington, DC for surgical training.
- Completed Cardiovascular Surgery fellowship at The George Washington University in Washington D.C.
Research & Publication
- Singh R, Jarrous A. Giant B-Cell Lymphoma of The Atria, Texas Heart Institute Journal, 30:74-5, 2003
- Jarrous A, Lang C. Central Administration of IL-1 Increases Glucose Uptake by Muscle. Cytokine, 7(1), p57-63, Jan 1995
- Petit F, Jarrous A, Dickinson R, lang C. A Contribution of Central and Peripheral Adrenergic stimulation of IL-1 Mediated Glucoregulation. American Journal Of Physiology, 267, pE49-56, July 1994
- The Prevalence of Atrial Fibrillation as a manifestation of Myocardial Infarction in the postoperative non-cardiac patients. presented at: The American College of Surgeons 83 RD Annual Congress, October 1997