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Peripheral
Vascular Surgery Services
Peripheral
vascular surgeons at Loyola University Health System
(Loyola) offer evaluation and treatment of visceral
arteriosclerosis and intestinal angina; renal arteriosclerosis
with hypertension and/or renal failure; aortoiliac femoral
arteriosclerosis in patients with intermittent claudication
and aortic aneurysm. In addition, they treat extracranial
cerebrovascular disease, including stroke, transient
ischemic attacks and carotid stenosis. Also treated
are venous insufficiency, ischemic rest pain and gangrene.
This practice has extensive experience with patients
who have complications of previous vascular surgery
or trauma.
Specialty
Services
Peripheral
Vascular Laboratory
Diagnosis using non-invasive techniques is provided
for vascular disease of the blood vessels to the legs
or arms.
Therapeutic Endoscopy
The newest minimally invasive endoscopic techniques
often are used to treat arterial and venous diseases.
Varicose
Vein Clinic
Newer diagnostic techniques and therapies are offered
for patients with troublesome varicose veins.
Research
Research
interests include mechanisms of intimal hyperplasia
and atherosclerosis, hemostasis, thrombosis, carotid
artery disease, detection of aneurysms, symptomatic
carotid stenosis and evaluation of chronic venous insufficiency.
Locations
and Contacts
A full spectrum of peripheral vascular surgery
services is available in Maywood at:
Center
for Heart & Vascular Medicine
Services
also are offered at the following Loyola site:
Oakbrook
Terrace Medical Center
If
you would like to make an appointment or need assistance
to find an appropriate physician, please call us at
(888) LUHS-888.
Related
Links
Center
for Heart & Vascular Medicine
Surgical
Services
Director
Peter
Kalman, MD, FRCS, FACS
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