Michael C. Stoner, M.D.

Cardiology, Surgery

Clinical Interests

Vascular; Vascular Surgery

Contact Information

Phone Numbers

Appointment: (585) 279-5100

Administrative: (585) 275-6772

Office: (585) 279-5100

Fax: (585) 756-7752

A member of the University of Rochester Medical Faculty Group

An Accountable Health Partner

Accepting New Patients

Locations

140 Canal View Blvd
Suite 103
Rochester, NY14623

Vascular Surgery: (585) 279-5100

6279 South Hornell Road
Suite C
Hornell, NY14843

Vascular Surgery: (585) 279-5100

Biography

Professional Background

Michael C. Stoner, MD, who specializes in complex open and endovascular (catheter-based) vascular surgery and is a nationally recognized expert in comparative effectiveness research, is the Chief of Vascular Surgery at UR Medicine. He most recently served as Chief of Vascular Surgery at East Carolina University's Department of Cardiovascular Science and East Carolina Heart Institute.
A native of Syracuse, Stoner was also named co-director of UR Medicine's Heart and Vascular service line. His surgical interests center on comprehensive arterial vascular disease, including the medical, catheter-based and traditional surgical treatment for all aspects of atherosclerosis. Dr. Stoner is a national leader in studying how medical treatments impact patients with vascular disease and outcomes from surgery. He is able to use this knowledge and interest to provide customized patient-centered treatment plans for all aspects of vascular disease.

Stoner's clinical research focuses on cost efficacy and value-reimbursement framework development for cardiovascular care. He also studies techniques to prevent complications following aortic repair and carotid artery surgery.

Active in the Society for Vascular Surgery, Stoner is an active leader in the organization's comparative effectiveness research, patient safety and quality initiatives. He is editor of the International Journal of Angiology and a reviewer for several other journals, including Annals of Surgery, Annals of Vascular Surgery and the Journal of the American College of Surgeons.

He earned his bachelor's and medical degrees at the University of Buffalo and completed his internship and residency in surgery at the Medical College of Virginia. He also completed a fellowship in vascular surgery at Harvard University's Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. Stoner has published more than 200 papers, lectures and book chapters.

Dr. Stoner lives in the Rochester area with his wife and three daughters.

Research

Simply put, comparative effectiveness is the study of two or more treatment options to address a given medical condition. Within the domain of vascular disease, there is an ever-increasing array of options and modalities to address our patient's disease processes. Many of these new modalities compete with either non-operative management or traditional operative techniques, and have not been fully evaluated with respect to efficacy and healthcare economics. The implementation of CER may be ideally suited for mechanisms such as Accountable Care Organizations. Within this construct, patients and providers use evidence-based medicine to decide on clinically and financially treatment courses, and both benefit from maximizing these factors. Within the vascular disease space, this is accomplished by choosing the safest, most efficacious and durable procedure. These factors have begun to translate into the federal regulatory process, as the Food and Drug Administration is now considering patient-centric outcomes for new device approvals. Dr. Stoner is actively involved in CER and value-based research, which is the scientific cornerstone of creating a sustainable healthcare framework. Research includes care process and value proposition optimization for aortic surgery (figure), and a critical analysis of evolving technologies.

Credentials

Faculty Appointments

Chief - Department of Surgery, Vascular (SMD)
Professor - Department of Surgery, Vascular (SMD) - Primary

Specialties

Surgery - American Board of Surgery
Vascular Surgery - American Board of Surgery

Education

1992
BS | University at Buffalo, The State University of New York
Biological Science

1996
MD | Univ at Buffalo SUNY School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
Medicine

Post-doctoral Training & Residency

07/01/1996 - 06/30/1997
Internship in Surgery-General at Medical College of Virginia/Virginia Commonwealth

07/01/1997 - 06/30/2003
Residency in Surgery-General at Medical College of Virginia/Virginia Commonwealth

07/01/2003 - 06/30/2005
Fellowship in at Massachusetts General Hospital

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Awards

2014
Distinguished Fellow
Sponsor: Society for Vascular Surgery

2011
S. Timothy String President's Award
Sponsor: Southern Association for Vascular Surgery

2009
SVS Lifeline Scholarship - Senior Mentor
Sponsor: Society for Vascular Surgery

2009
Bernard Vick Award for Teaching Excellence
Sponsor: East Carolina University

2008
Founder's Prize - Senior Author
Sponsor: Southern Association for Vascular Surgery

2005
Isaac A. Bigger Award
Sponsor: Medical College of Virginia

2004
New England Resident Research Competition Award
Sponsor: New England Surgical Society

2004
John J. Ricotta Award
Sponsor: 20th Annual Vascular Fellow's Competition

2002
Lazar J. Greenfield Humera Resident Award
Location: Medical College of Virginia

1996
Alpha Omega Alpha
Sponsor: Medical Honors Society

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Publications

Journal Articles

2016
Rasheed, Khurram; Cullen, John P.; Seaman, Matthew J.; Messing, Susan; Ellis, Jennifer L.; Glocker, Roan J.; Doyle, Adam J.; Stoner, Michael C.;. "Aortic anatomic severity grade correlates with resource utilization". J. Vascular Surgery. 2016; 63(3): 569-576.

2016
Stoner, MC; Calligaro, KD; Chaer, RA; Dietzek, AM; Farber, A; Guzman, RJ; Hamdan, AD; Landry, GJ; Yamaguchi, DJ. "Reporting standards of the Society for Vascular Surgery for the endovascular treatment of chronic lower extremity peripheral arterial disease." J. Vasc. Surg. 2016; 64: 227-228.

2015
Zink, Jill N.; Maness, Mandy M.; Bogey, William M.; Stoner, Michael C.;. "Spontaneous isolated abdominal aortic dissection involving the celiac, superior mesenteric, inferior mesenteric, right renal, left iliac, and right superficial femoral arteries". J Vasc Surg. 2015; 61(6): 1605.

Books & Chapters

2012
Chapter Title: Cost effectiveness of endovascular interventions for SFA disease.
Book Title: SFA: Contemporary Endovascular Management
Author List: Capps, TW and Stoner, MC
Published By: Cardiotext Publishing2012 in Houston

2011
Chapter Title: Pharmacotherapies that can improve patient outcomes from carotid endarterectomy.
Book Title: Vascular Surgery - A manual for survival
Author List: Burress, MB and Stoner, MC
Published By: People's Medical Publishing House - USA2011 in New York, NY

2010
Chapter Title: Burning bridges: Is the application of emerging technologies deleterious to the care of the vascular patient?
Book Title: Advances in Treatment of Ischemic Extremities
Author List: Stoner, MC and Powell, CS
Edited By: Rodriguez, HE
Published By: People's Medical Publishing House - USA2010 in Shelton, CT

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