Vascular conditions like PAD can lead to limb amputation or even loss of life if left untreated. Vascular Tyler’s Limb Preservation Program offers a comprehensive intervention plan that involves diagnostic imaging, minimally invasive therapies and surgical procedures, as well as extensive follow-up monitoring.
Diagnostic imaging in our office
Minimally invasive endovascular therapy such as angioplasty, stenting and atherectomy
Surgical procedures including arterial bypasses and revascularizations
PAD Patient Referral to Vascular Tyler
CLI (Critical Limb Ischemia) patient provider appointment in 24-48 hours or same-day, if requested
Office visit to include a physical exam, ABI, Ultrasound, referral made as applicable (wound care, podiatry, etc.)
Diagnostic Angiography
Interventions performed or staged interventions scheduled as necessary
Once limb revascularization occurs, follow-up is initiated
30-days post revascularization visit includes: physical exam, ultrasound with ABI, wound assessment, communication with referring physician
3-month, 6-month, 9-month, and 12-month post revascularization visits include a physical exam, ultrasound with ABI, wound assessment, and continued communication with referring physician
History of Smoking
Diabetes
Advanced Age
High Blood Pressure
Excess Weight
Family History of PAD
High Cholesterol
Tiredness, heaviness or cramping in the leg muscles
Feet or toes that look pale, discolored or blue
Leg or foot pain that interrupts sleep
Slow healing wounds or sores on toes, feet, or legs
Thick, yellow toenails that aren’t growing