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September is PAD Awareness Month, a good reminder that circulation plays an important role in your mobility and overall health. Early detection can make a meaningful difference.

Schedule an appointment with CVT Surgical Center to learn more about your vascular health.

Preparation is an important part of every diagnostic study. Our team carefully reviews equipment and patient information to help ensure accurate vascular imaging and a smooth patient experience.

Every patient is unique, and so is their anatomy. Conditions such as a horseshoe kidney are present from birth and may be discovered during imaging or evaluation for other medical concerns.

While blood clots can occur for a variety of reasons, understanding the risk factors is an important step in protecting your vascular health and circulation.

Family health history can provide important insight into your vascular health. Understanding your risk factors and sharing them with your physician may help identify potential concerns earlier.

Standing desks can help encourage movement throughout the day and reduce long periods of sitting, supporting overall circulation and vascular health.

Behind this door, our team uses advanced diagnostic technology to evaluate circulation and help identify vascular conditions. The vascular lab plays an important role in supporting accurate diagnoses and personalized patient care.

Varicose veins are a common condition that can affect both comfort and circulation. Understanding the cause is an important first step toward finding the right treatment options.

We are grateful for the trust our patients place in us. Thank you, Raina, for your kind words and for allowing our team to be part of your healthcare journey.

Louisiana heat can make swelling, aching and heaviness in the legs feel more noticeable.

Moving regularly, elevating your legs and avoiding long periods of sitting or standing may help manage occasional discomfort. However, swelling that continues, worsens throughout the day or is accompanied by skin changes should be evaluated.

Persistent swelling may be more than a reaction to the heat. It could point to an underlying circulation or vein condition.