Artery and Vein Blockage

In many cases, interventional radiologists can open blocked or narrowed blood vessels caused by peripheral arterial disease or other conditions. For example, in some patients, high blood pressure is caused by blockage in the artery to the kidney, a condition known as renal vascular hypertension. Interventional radiologists can often treat blocked blood vessels without surgery. In most cases, hospitalization and general anesthesia are not required. There is no surgical incision --just a small nick in the skin -- and no stitches are needed. Often, patients may return to normal activity shortly after the procedure.

Treatments include Angioplasty and Catheter-Directed Thrombolysis.

Various artery and vein conditions that can be treated by a specialist Dr. David Shelley in Pocatello Idaho.

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