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01.Angiography
Uses live X-rays and contrast to map blockages inside arteries and veins.
02.Angioplasty
uses small catheters to inflate tiny balloons that improve blood flow within vessels. Stenting involves placing small mesh tubes to keep vessels open.
03.Atherectomy
Utilizes specialized cutting blades or lasers to physically shave away plaque build-up inside blood vessels.
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Superficial Venous Closure
uses thermal ablative techniques or glue to treat refluxing lower extremity veins that can lead to painful varicosities, swelling and non-healing wounds.
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Superficial Venous Sclerotherapy
Superficial venous sclerotherapy uses a small needle to deliver a special medication that causes a chemical closure of refluxing varicose veins and spider veins.
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Embolization
Embolization deliberately restricts blood flow to uterine fibroids, enlarged prostates, hemorrhoids, painful arthritic joints, varicoceles and different organ tumors to stop symptoms.
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Chemoembolization
Chemoembolization combines restricting blood flow and delivering localize chemotherapeutic agents to treat cancerous tumors in the liver.
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Radioembolization
Radioembolization integrates restriction of blood flow with precise delivery of internal radiation via small particles to treat cancerous tumors in the liver.
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Vascular Access Devices
Vascular access devices like central lines and ports are inserted into large veins for ongoing treatments like chemotherapy.
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Image-guided Biopsies
Image-guided biopsies direct thin needles using ultrasound, CT or MRI to take safe cell samples from masses without major surgery.
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Thrombectomy and Thrombolysis
Thrombectomy and thrombolysis utilize catheter based devices and clot dissolving medications to clear dangerous blockages out of blood vessels throughout the body.
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Inferior Vena Cava (IVC)
IVC filters are placed with a small catheter via the groin or internal jugular vein access to prevent pulmonary embolism which is the migration of blood clots from the lower extremity to the lungs. These filters can usually be removed when clinically appropriate.