Vascular Surgery Associates - Peripheral Artery

Peripheral Artery

Atherosclerosis of the extremity arteries most commonly causes trouble with walking. Most patients experience discomfort or cramping of the calf when they try to walk. Only 1 out of 5 patients require intervention.

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Varicose Veins

Varicose veins develop because of too much back pressure in the veins. Most patients do not require any specific therapy. Those that do require treatment can almost always be treated in the office with laser therapy.

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Aneurysms

Aneurysm disease is when an artery becomes wider than it should be. This most often occurs in the main artery in the abdomen called the abdominal aorta. Aneurysm Disease does have a tendency to run in families.

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Specializing in Total Vascular Care

Vascular Surgery Associates utilizes leading technology and treatment options, and we have a track record of outcomes that consistently exceeds the national standards.

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Our Physicians

Kaelin Dan

Dr. Lawrence D. Kaelin

M.D. FACS

Robert Brumberg

Dr. Robert S. Brumberg

D.O.,FACOS

Dr. Megan I. March

Dr. Megan I. March

M.D., RPVI, FSVS

Dr. Aaron Hayson

Dr. Aaron W. Hayson

M.D., RPVI

Dr. Daniel A. Steadman

Dr. Daniel A. Steadman

D.O., RPVI

Dr. Nicholas Govsyeyev

Dr. Nicholas Govsyeyev

MD, MSCS, RPVI