Peripheral Angioplasty
What is Peripheral Angioplasty?
Peripheral Angioplasty is a minimally invasive surgical procedure to re-open blood vessels to allow oxygen-rich blood to flow smoothly to the lower extremities (legs).
Peripheral Angioplasty is a minimally invasive surgical procedure to re-open blood vessels to allow oxygen-rich blood to flow smoothly to the lower extremities (legs).
How does it help?
The procedure is very effective for people suffering from peripheral artery disease or PAD (a condition in which arteries taking blood to the legs and arms narrow up).
The procedure is very effective for people suffering from peripheral artery disease or PAD (a condition in which arteries taking blood to the legs and arms narrow up).