Vascular Treatment
Suffering from excruciating pain in your legs, swelling, and bulging varicose veins? We encourage you not to ignore these symptoms and pay us a visit at Vegas Vascular Specialists! Our board-certified vascular medicine specialists, including Dr. Eddy H. Luh, MD, are committed to providing you with minimally invasive and open surgical operations. We offer various vascular procedures that span vein treatments, arterial interventions (including angioplasty and stenting), and complex aortic repair, with a focus on preserving mobility and supporting full recovery. Our patient-focused approach has earned us recognition with the 2025 Excellence in Community Practice Award, presented by the Society for Vascular Surgery (SVS), to Dr. Eddy Luh in recognition of his contributions to advancing community vascular health.
Take charge of your health today with our expert-led vascular disease treatments. Start your journey to wellness now!
Our Vascular Treatments
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms (AAA) Treatment
How We Treat It
At Vegas Vascular Specialists, abdominal aortic aneurysm treatments (AAA) are never one-size-fits-all. Depending on the size, growth rate, and anatomical involvement, our doctors may recommend endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR), open surgical correction, or highly specialized fenestrated and branched repairs when branch arteries must be preserved. Every decision made by our surgeons is guided by imaging precision and rupture risk assessment.
Who Should Seek This Treatment?
Aneurysms larger than 5.5 cm, rapidly expanding sacs, symptomatic back or abdominal pain, or radiological signs of instability require immediate vascular attention.
Benefits
- Eliminates the imminent threat of rupture.
- Reinforces compromised arterial segments.
- Allows elective correction instead of emergency surgery.
- Provides durable structural integrity for complex anatomy.
Aortoiliac Occlusive Disease Treatment
How We Treat It
When blockages specifically in the aorta and iliac arteries decrease blood flow to the pelvic and lower extremities, the condition is known as aortoiliac occlusive disease. We treat it using aortoiliac occlusive disease treatment methods such as angioplasty with stenting or bypass surgery, depending on the severity of the obstruction. Our team of vascular experts aims at restoring continuous blood flow through the arteries as opposed to masking the symptoms.
Who Should Seek This Treatment?
Patients reporting progressive walking pain, rest discomfort, reduced lower limb endurance, or ischemic skin changes should not delay evaluation. Additionally, if you are suffering from concurrent kidney artery issues, you may also benefit from renovascular disease treatment that we offer.
Benefits
- Improves exercise tolerance.
- Reverses circulation-related fatigue.
- Protects tissue viability before irreversible damage occurs.
Carotid Artery Disease Treatment
How We Treat It
Stroke prevention begins with addressing carotid narrowing at its source. Our team performs carotid artery disease treatment using carotid endarterectomy for direct plaque removal or carotid stenting when a minimally invasive route is more appropriate. Each intervention is selected after thorough cerebrovascular risk profiling.
Who Should Seek This Treatment?
Significant stenosis, recurrent transient ischemic attacks, or imaging-confirmed high stroke risk despite medication warrant timely intervention.
Benefits
- Reduces the probability of future stroke events.
- Stabilizes vulnerable plaque.
- Improves cerebral perfusion dynamics.
- Lowers the risk of recurrent neurological episodes.
Additionally, if you suffer from venous insufficiency, the varicose veins treatment we offer is worth considering.
Carotid Artery Disease Treatment
How We Treat It
Large pelvic and upper leg clots demand decisive action. At Vegas Vascular Specialists, we use catheter-directed thrombolysis, mechanical clot extraction, venous angioplasty, and guided anticoagulation protocols to restore patency in major venous channels. These treatments also form a key part of venous thromboembolism treatment, which addresses the broader risk of blood clots in the veins and lungs.
Who Should Seek This Treatment?
Extensive proximal thrombosis accompanied by marked swelling, pain, or high post-thrombotic risk requires urgent evaluation for iliofemoral deep vein thrombosis treatment.
Benefits
- Rapid decompression of obstructed veins.
- Reduction in limb pressure and heaviness.
- Preservation of venous valve function.
- Decreased likelihood of chronic venous insufficiency.
Dialysis Access Treatment
How We Treat It
Dialysis access is critical for survival when one is suffering from end-stage renal disease. To provide you the best possible treatment, our team constructs AV fistulas and grafts, rescues failing access through angioplasty or thrombectomy, and places temporary catheters when immediate dialysis is required.
Who Should Seek This Treatment?
Blocked access points, reduced dialysis flow rates, or recurrent clotting episodes should be addressed without delay with hemodialysis access treatment.
Benefits
- Maintains uninterrupted dialysis scheduling.
- Extends the lifespan of vascular access sites.
- Reduces access-related complications.
- Ensures adequate blood filtration efficiency.
Limb Salvage Treatment
How We Treat It
Critical limb ischemia demands the coordinated intervention of trained surgeons, and we provide you with exactly that and more. Our team combines revascularization procedures with aggressive wound management and infection control strategies to halt tissue loss and restore perfusion in salvageable extremities.
Who Should Seek This Treatment?
Gangrene, advanced infection, non-healing ulcers, or severely compromised circulation require immediate vascular assessment.
Benefits
- Interrupts progression toward amputation.
- Supports restoration of viable tissue.
- Stabilizes circulation in compromised limbs.
- Preserves long-term functional independence.
In cases where the limb cannot be safely preserved, we provide expert non-salvageable extremity treatment, including amputation and rehabilitation, to ensure the best functional outcomes.
Lower Extremity Aneurysm Treatment
How We Treat It
Popliteal and femoral aneurysms are addressed through stent graft placement or surgical bypass, depending on vessel anatomy and thrombotic risk. Our doctors evaluate distal circulation carefully before determining the optimal repair strategy as part of lower extremity aneurysm treatment.
Who Should Seek This Treatment?
Patients with symptomatic aneurysms, such as pain, swelling, or neurological symptoms, or those demonstrating progressive enlargement, intraluminal thrombus, or compromised distal perfusion, are candidates for this treatment.
Benefits
- Prevents distal embolization.
- Secures structurally weakened arteries.
- Maintains downstream perfusion.
- Reduces sudden vascular compromise.
Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) Treatment
How We Treat It
PAD management at Vegas Vascular Specialists includes angioplasty, plaque debulking through atherectomy, stent placement, or bypass surgery when necessary. The treatment pathway is guided by disease severity and functional limitation.
Who Should Seek This Treatment?
Persistent claudication, delayed wound healing, and progressive arterial narrowing should be evaluated before advancing to critical ischemia, making timely peripheral arterial disease treatment essential.
Benefits
- Expands arterial lumen diameter.
- Enhances microvascular tissue oxygenation.
- Promotes closure of ischemic wounds.
- Slows progression toward advanced limb disease.
Mesenteric Ischemia Treatment
How We Treat It
We employ mesenteric ischemia treatment through angioplasty with stenting or surgical revascularization, depending on the severity and arterial involvement. Our doctors focus on restoring adequate blood supply to the intestines before permanent damage occurs. By reopening blocked mesenteric arteries, we help reverse the underlying cause rather than simply managing symptoms.
Who Should Seek This Treatment?
If you are experiencing severe abdominal pain after meals, unexplained weight loss, food avoidance due to discomfort, or imaging-confirmed bowel ischemia, you should not ignore these warning signs. Mesenteric ischemia can progress quickly, and early vascular intervention significantly improves outcomes.
Benefits
- Relief from post-meal abdominal pain.
- Restoration of healthy intestinal blood flow.
- Improved nutrient absorption and digestion.
- Reduced risk of bowel infarction.
- Lower likelihood of emergency abdominal surgery.
Don’t delay care while your vascular symptoms progress. Connect with us at Vegas Vascular Specialists and schedule your treatment today!