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Typically, blocked arteries in the legs are the result of atherosclerosis, a medical condition known as peripheral artery disease (PAD).

It occurs when fat, cholesterol, calcium, and other substances build up in your arteries, blocking them and restricting blood circulation to the legs and feet.

What is the treatment for blocked arteries in the legs (PAD)?

To treat PAD and restore healthy blood flow through their patients' legs and save them from limb amputation, vascular surgeon Dr. Esposito and interventional radiologist Dr. Davis perform the latest endovascular techniques such as stenting, atherectomy, and balloon angioplasty.

PAD treatment is performed on an outpatient basis at Milford Vascular Institute's officebased lab.

PAD treatment is a quick endovascular procedure that does not require a hospital stay and allows patients to enjoy quick recovery time, and little to no scarring at all.

Thousands of patients suffering from PAD are now enjoying great circulation through their legs after having PAD treatment at Milford Vascular Institute.

To learn more about the diagnosis and treatment of PAD at Milford Vascular Institute, you may visit:
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