A young man who underwent treatment at the Denver Clinic for Extremities at Risk for bone cancer donated his Make-a-Wish grant to the Limb Preservation Foundation - an amazingly unselfish gesture to advance research into osteosarcoma, and in memory of another remarkable young man who died from the disease. Click here to view the story.
Dr. Steve Annest has been a member of Vascular Institute of the Rockies since its inception in 1995. He received his medical degree from the University of Washington, completed a surgical residency at Albany Medical Center, NY, and performed his vascular fellowship at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas, TX. Dr. Annest is board certified in vascular and general surgery and is fellowship-trained in trauma.
A young man who underwent treatment at the Denver Clinic for Extremities at Risk for bone cancer donated his Make-a-Wish grant to the Limb Preservation Foundation - an amazingly unselfish gesture to advance research into osteosarcoma, and in memory of another remarkable young man who died from the disease. Click 
Dr. Steve Annest has been a member of Vascular Institute of the Rockies since its inception in 1995. He received his medical degree from the University of Washington, completed a surgical residency at Albany Medical Center, NY, and performed his vascular fellowship at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas, TX. Dr. Annest is board certified in vascular and general surgery and is fellowship-trained in trauma.