The
vascular surgery team at Valley Medical Center provides comprehensive care for
conditions involving the arteries and veins throughout the body. Our
specialty-trained surgeons are experienced in both minimally-invasive
procedures and complex surgeries and are supported by state-of-the-art
resources at VMC, including a new hybrid operating room and the latest
endovascular technologies. We are dedicated to personalizing the most effective
treatment possible for each patient, and bringing new, innovative procedures to
the VMC community. Finally, we work closely with other specialists as part of
multi-disciplinary teams to ensure the best care for our patients.
Patients
with clear symptoms of vascular disease, such as painful varicose veins or gangrene
of the foot, are welcome to contact our clinic to schedule an appointment.
Patients who have previously been diagnosed with, or treated for, vascular
disease can also contact us directly. Otherwise, we encourage patients to see
their primary care provider for an initial evaluation. We work hard to see any
patient with a critical issue as soon as possible. Additionally, VMC has an aggressive,
multi-disciplinary team for patients with gangrene, non-healing wounds, or
ulcers of the feet
We
provide the full spectrum of vascular care, including:
Peripheral arterial disease
- Non-invasive
treatment of claudication
- Angioplasty
and stenting
- Lower
extremity bypass
- Hybrid
procedures
- Treatment
of failed revascularization procedures
Carotid disease
- Carotid
endarterectomy
- Carotid
stenting
Aneurysms
- Surveillance
of small aneurysms
- Endovascular (stent-graft) repair for
thoracic aortic aneurysms
- Open
and endovascular repair for abdominal aortic aneurysms (AAA)
- Open and endovascular repair for
iliac aneurysms
- Popliteal
and other peripheral aneurysm repair
Venous
disease
- Radiofrequency
ablation for venous reflux
- Phlebectomy
for varicose veins
- Sclerotherapy
for varicose and spider veins
- Venous
stenting for May-Thurner syndrome
- Thrombectomy/thrombolysis
for deep venous thrombosis
- Treatment
of post-thrombotic syndrome
- Placement
and removal of IVC filters
Dialysis access
- Arteriovenous
fistula or graft creation
- Maintenance
procedures for narrowed or failing fistula/grafts
- Fistula/graft
revision for ulcerations, steal syndrome, aneurysm, or other complications
- HeRO
catheter insertion
- Peritoneal
dialysis catheter insertion
Other
conditions