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Vascular Care At the LMH Health Heart Center, we’re here to help with any blood vessel issues you may have. Whether you’re dealing with problems in your arteries, blockages, or veins, we’re here to help you feel better. Your Vascular System Your arteries and veins act like pipes, carrying oxygen-rich blood to your organs and […]

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Vascular Care

At the LMH Health Heart Center, we’re here to help with any blood vessel issues you may have. Whether you’re dealing with problems in your arteries, blockages, or veins, we’re here to help you feel better.

Your Vascular System

Your arteries and veins act like pipes, carrying oxygen-rich blood to your organs and limbs. If they become blocked or damaged, our vascular specialists can help restore proper blood flow, so your body stays healthy and functions well.

Comprehensive Care

Our heart team can detect vascular issues early, often before you experience pain or symptoms. We’ll work closely with you and your primary care doctor to:

  • Assess your risk for vascular problems
  • Explore your treatment options
  • Support you in making lifestyle changes to reduce your risk
  • Create a personalized treatment plan

Diagnostic Services

At the LMH Heart Center vascular laboratory, we offer a variety of noninvasive exams, including:

  • Ankle-brachial index test – Measures blood pressure in your ankle and arm
  • Carotid duplex – Uses ultrasound to check your blood flow
  • Duplex ultrasound evaluation – Assesses blood flow and vein structure in your legs
  • Pulse volume recording – Checks blood pressure and circulation in your legs
  • Segmental pressure – Evaluates blood flow and circulation

Deep Vein Thrombosis Care

If you’re at risk for deep vein thrombosis or chronic venous insufficiency, our vascular team will test your veins and recommend treatment. We focus on finding the least invasive and most effective options to help you feel better.

Peripheral Artery Disease Treatment

Peripheral artery disease (PAD) occurs when the blood flow to your legs or arms is blocked. Our cardiologists treat PAD using balloon angioplasty, a procedure in which a small balloon is inserted into the blocked artery to clear it, followed by placing a stent to keep the artery open and improve blood flow.

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