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SURGICAL SERVICES

Vascular Surgery

Vascular Surgery focuses on the care of patients with vascular problems including carotid artery surgery for the prevention of stroke, aortic aneurysms, bypass surgery to save limbs and treatment of vein conditions.

At St. Anthony's Hospital Houston, our collective goal is to minimize intervention. However, when it becomes necessary we coordinate a comprehensive network of specialty resources to ensure that complex vascular issues are managed safely and efficiently. This multi-disciplinary approach enables us to provide accurate diagnosis, select and effectively employ the most appropriate treatment, and employ careful follow up to maximize the outcome. Our research arm continually investigates new and better techniques for the diagnosis and treatment of vascular disease.

Conditions Treated

Aneurysms
Arterial Blockages in the foot related to Severe Diabetes Mellitus
Athletic Vascular Injuries
Cerebrovascular Disease and Blockages
Complex Visceral Vascular Tumors
Extremity Arterial Blockages
Varicose Veins
Venous Disease
Visceral Vascular Disease

Network of Resources for Comprehensive Diagnosis and Treatment

Accredited, full-service vascular laboratory offering rapid accurate non-invasive diagnosis of most major vascular disorders; examinations include Doppler ultrasound, color-flow duplex scanning and transcranial Doppler.
Comprehensive interventional radiologic services offer all available endovascular techniques including PTA, atherectomy, stents and thrombolytic therapy.
Vascular surgeons with recognized expertise in complex vascular reconstructions including extensive aneurysms and critical limb ischemia; intraoperative angioscopy and ultrasound capabilities to enhance surgical results.
Long-term surveillance of treated patients coordinated with lifestyle and risk factor modification to improve the durability of all forms of intervention.

Minimally Invasive Surgery