Peripheral Vascular Disease

Nuvance Health® offers comprehensive diagnosis and advanced treatment for all types of vascular conditions, including peripheral vascular disease.

Peripheral Vascular Disease at Nuvance Health: Why Choose Us?

When you choose Nuvance Health for peripheral vascular disease, you find:

  • Multiple specialists
    You have access to a wide variety of specialists, so you get comprehensive, targeted care. Experienced vascular surgeons, heart and vascular doctors, interventional cardiologists, physician assistants, nurses and staff work together to treat peripheral vascular disease.
  • Advanced procedures
    Your care team is experienced in surgical and nonsurgical treatment options for vascular conditions. We often use minimally invasive techniques, so your recovery is as smooth as possible.
  • Excellent care, close to home
    You don’t need to travel far to get specialized treatment for complex vascular conditions. Our hospitals are recognized by U.S. News & World Report for performance and quality.

Vascular disease affects your body’s complex system of veins and arteries. Narrowed vessels can cause leg pain when walking, erectile dysfunction or skin ulcers. Veins that don’t work correctly can lead to swelling, leg cramping, blood clots or wounds on the legs.

 

If unrecognized and untreated, vascular disease can lead to serious problems, such as stroke, aneurysms, high blood pressure or the need for an amputation.

Comprehensive Care for Vascular Disease

Surgical or non-invasive treatment can restore proper blood flow and improve your quality of life. Nuvance Health® offers comprehensive diagnosis and advanced treatment, including vascular medicine and vascular surgery, for all types of vascular disease:

  • Aneurysm
  • Carotid artery disease
  • Chronic venous disease
  • Chronic wound management
  • Deep vein thrombosis
  • Mesenteric ischemia
  • Peripheral vascular disease, including peripheral arterial disease
  • Thoracic aortic disease
  • Thoracic outlet syndrome

Diagnosis for Peripheral Vascular Disease

We use advanced diagnostic tools to study your blood vessels and check for any problems. Learn more about cardiovascular imaging and testing.

Treatment for Peripheral Vascular Disease

Vascular surgeons and cardiologists work together to determine an effective treatment plan. We use image-guided catheters to repair damaged vessels, taking a minimally invasive approach whenever possible. Your treatment may include:

  • Medication to improve blood flow and prevent surgery.
  • Atherectomy surgery to shave away blockages using a tiny device on the end of a catheter.
  • Balloon angioplasty to restore blood flow in blocked arteries
  • Stents to keep blood vessels open after angioplasty
  • Mesenteric artery stenting to restore blood flow to the intestines
  • Surgical thrombectomy to remove clots from a vein or artery in the most urgent cases
  • Bypass surgery to restore blood flow to the arteries of the legs and intestines

Ongoing Support for Peripheral Vascular Disease

Keeping your blood vessels healthy is a lifelong journey. We support you with follow-up appointments to monitor your circulation and heart’s function and ensure you’re feeling well.