Vascular Surgery

Open and minimally invasive vascular surgery, with the approach chosen around your anatomy rather than one technique.

Vascular surgery covers the arteries, veins, and lymphatic vessels throughout the body, everywhere except the heart itself and the vessels inside the brain. In practice that ranges from a short office procedure on a leg vein to open repair of a major artery.

Almost everything starts the same way: your history, an examination, and a duplex ultrasound in our own vascular lab. More detailed imaging is added when we are planning an intervention rather than ordered by default.

Dr. Caruso is trained in both traditional open surgery and minimally invasive endovascular technique. Many patients are treated through a small puncture under local anesthetic and go home the same day. Open repair is used where it is the more durable answer for your anatomy.

Vascular surgeon in gloves preparing a catheter during a minimally invasive procedure

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The things patients ask us most about vascular surgery, answered plainly.

No. You can call and book directly, and we will send your results to your primary care doctor if you would like us to.

Yes. The surgeon who evaluates you and reads your ultrasound is the surgeon who performs your procedure.

Many procedures are done in the office under local anesthetic. Complex open repair is done in a hospital setting.

A photo ID, your insurance card, a list of your current medications, and any prior imaging or reports you already have.

Plan on about an hour. That covers your history, the ultrasound, and time to go through the findings and your options before you leave.

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