Restoring healthy circulation and helping patients keep their legs, mobility, and independence.
When arteries narrow and blood flow drops, the results can be serious, from leg pain and slow-healing wounds to the risk of limb loss. Our vascular specialists focus on restoring circulation and preventing amputation.
Using minimally invasive, catheter-based techniques whenever possible, we diagnose and treat peripheral artery disease and related conditions, and we coordinate closely with wound care to give at-risk limbs the best chance to heal.
Narrowed arteries that reduce blood flow to the legs, arms, and other areas.
Leg pain or cramping with walking that eases with rest, an early sign of PAD.
Severely reduced circulation that threatens the limb and requires urgent care.
Narrowing of the neck arteries that supply the brain, a stroke risk factor.
Foot and leg ulcers that struggle to heal due to poor blood flow.
Detection and monitoring of arterial aneurysms before they become dangerous.
Non-invasive imaging to map circulation and locate blockages precisely.
Detailed artery imaging to guide the most effective treatment.
Catheter-based procedures to reopen narrowed or blocked arteries.
Removal of plaque from within the artery to restore healthy flow.
Advanced techniques aimed at preserving limbs and avoiding amputation.
Working alongside wound specialists to help at-risk wounds heal.
Many artery procedures, including peripheral and coronary angiography, are performed at Epic Surgery Center, our dedicated cardiovascular surgery center in Scottsdale. Why an outpatient center?
If you have leg pain, poor circulation, or a wound that won't heal, don't wait.