Michigan Vascular Center

For many years, open surgery was the primary way to treat a serious arterial blockage or damaged artery. Today, advancements in catheter-based technology and medical imaging have made it possible to treat many conditions of the arteries and veins using minimally invasive endovascular procedures. In this article, Michigan Vascular explains which vascular conditions can be treated endovascularly,

Carotid artery disease affects the neck arteries that supply blood to the brain. It is dangerous because it is often silent in its early stages and can significantly increase stroke risk. However, with awareness, proper screening, and medical guidance, risk can be reduced. In this article, the vascular specialists at Michigan Vascular Center review: What the carotid

Leg pain is easy to dismiss as a simple muscle cramp or the aftermath of a tough workout, but ignoring it can sometimes lead to serious complications. Because your legs rely on a complex network of muscles, nerves, and blood vessels, even mild discomfort can be your body's early warning sign that something is

Alcohol is among the most damaging things you can consume for vascular health. For people who drink heavily or have a history of chronic alcohol use, artery damage can occur by triggering a chain of events that weakens arterial walls, drives inflammation, and accelerates the buildup of plaque that can narrow and harden arteries. In