Peripheral Vascular Surgery treats diseases that block or narrow blood vessels outside the heart and brain. These problems often affect the legs, arms, or abdomen. Patients may experience pain, numbness, poor wound healing, or risk of serious complications like tissue loss.

During Peripheral Vascular Surgery, surgeons restore blood flow by removing blockages, repairing damaged vessels, or creating bypasses with grafts. Modern techniques may also use stents or minimally invasive procedures to keep vessels open. The surgery improves circulation, reduces symptoms, and lowers the risk of severe outcomes such as stroke or limb loss. With proper treatment, patients gain relief from pain, stronger mobility, and better long-term vascular health.