Peripheral Vascular Intervention

Peripheral Vascular Intervention

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Restoring Blood Flow in Your Arteries

By combining clinical expertise and relationship-based care, our specialists perform a high volume of minimally invasive procedures to restore circulation to the legs and other vital organs.

What is Peripheral Vascular Intervention?

Peripheral vascular intervention is a minimally invasive outpatient (same day) procedure used to treat peripheral artery disease, which causes plaque buildup in the arteries leading to the intestines, head, arms, and most commonly the legs. Plaque buildup is also called atherosclerosis.

The goal of peripheral vascular intervention is to restore the flow of blood to your lower extremities, eliminating pain, numbness, or need for amputation. Our specialists typically employ two different methods – angioplasty and atherectomy.

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