Vascular Medicine

Peripheral Artery Disease

About 8.5 million Americans suffer from peripheral artery disease today. If you’re one of those sufferers, it’s essential that you get treatment now to lower your risk of heart attack and stroke later.

Aneurysm

An aneurysm happens when your artery walls weaken and expand. A ruptured aneurysm, when the artery breaks open or dilates very quickly, is a medical emergency that can potentially be deadly.

Stroke

When you have carotid artery disease, your risk for stroke increases dramatically.

Lymphedema

If one or both of your legs are swollen and feel heavy, you may have lymphedema. This condition comes from a lymphatic system blockage, and it can cause severe infections or even cancer in some cases.