by Washington Vascular Specialists | Jan 15, 2024 | Washington Vascular
Comprehensive Guide to Vascular Wound Treatments Vascular wounds are lesions resulting from tissue damage in the veins or arteries. These wounds commonly affect the lower limbs including your ankles, calves, and feet, but they can occur elsewhere. There are two main...
by Washington Vascular Specialists | Jan 15, 2024 | Washington Vascular
The Vascular Connection: How Circulation Affects Foot Wound Healing Wounds on feet are indeed a major issue, especially among diabetic and peripheral vascular diseases patients. Healing involves a range of factors, and one important aspect is circulation. It is the...
by Washington Vascular Specialists | Dec 15, 2023 | Washington Vascular
Did you know that if your work involves long hours of sitting, your legs could suffer badly? One of those conditions that affect the legs is chronic venous insufficiency. And the irony is, you can also get it if you spend most of your days standing. The fact is, the...
by Washington Vascular Specialists | Dec 15, 2023 | Washington Vascular
Arteriovenous malformations refer to faulty connections between the arteries and veins in our bodies. They are typically formed in people’s brains and spinal cords but may occur elsewhere in our bodies. What happens is that instead of oxygenated blood being delivered...
by Washington Vascular Specialists | Nov 29, 2023 | Washington Vascular
One of the most common circulatory problems is deep vein thrombosis (DVT). It commonly affects the legs but it can be diagnosed on the arms and pelvis as well. The most recent data suggests that about 30% of patients can succumb if DVT is not diagnosed and treated...
