Vascular

Yale Vascular Surgery is a group of doctors with superior skill in the treatment and management of patients with peripheral vascular disease, chronic and complex wounds, and potential limb loss. We emphasize prevention, risk factor evaluation and reduction, patient education, comprehensive diagnostic evaluation, and advanced care. Our surgeons specialize in open, endovascular, minimally invasive and bloodless non-invasive procedures for the full range of vascular disease and conditions:

• Carotid artery stenosis
• Visceral artery disease, including renal arteries
• Abdominal and thoraco-abdominal aortic aneurysm
• Vascular access for hemodialysis
• Aortoiliac occlusive disease
• Lower extremity arterial and venous problems
• Diabetic foot salvage
• Non-healing wounds
• Limb salvage and preservation

Yale Vascular Surgeons and their colleagues offer novel treatment options to patients for whom traditional methods might have been unsuccessful.

Specialists in interventional and diagnostic radiology, podiatry, nephrology, endocrinology and cardiology work with our vascular surgeons on a case-by-case basis to diagnose, manage, and follow patients. We see patients at our offices at Yale Physicians Building; perform operations at Yale-New Haven Hospital, Temple Surgical Center, and at the Veterans Administration Medical Center; train students, fellows and residents; and, conduct research into the pathophysiology of vascular disease.