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Endovascular specialists at UT Southwestern Medical Center can use a minimally invasive angioplasty procedure to open a narrowed vein or artery.
The procedure involves inserting a small balloon through a catheter, which is inflated at the site of the narrowing. A stent is then moved into place to unblock the blood vessel. When the balloon is deflated and removed, the stent expands and allows the blood vessel to remain open.
Our skilled angioplasty specialists have the knowledge and expertise needed to effectively treat narrowed blood vessels, including coronary (heart) arteries and arteries to the legs. You may also be eligible for endovascular procedures involving the use of clot-dissolving drugs (thrombolysis treatments) to help clear a blood vessel.
With minimally invasive endovascular procedures from UT Southwestern, you can avoid traditional open surgical methods to treat your aneurysm or narrowed blood vessels. Our patients can also benefit from these advanced treatments that will allow them to return home faster.
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West Campus Building 3
2001 Inwood RoadDallas, Texas 75390 214-645-8300 Directions to West Campus Building 3, Dallas Parking Info for West Campus Building 3
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Vascular Medicine
at UT Southwestern Medical Center at RedBird 3450 W. Camp Wisdom RoadDallas, Texas 75237 214-214-5810 Directions to Vascular Medicine at UT Southwestern Medical Center at RedBird, Dallas Parking Info for Vascular Medicine
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at UT Southwestern Medical Center at Coppell 2999 Olympus Blvd., 3rd FloorCoppell, Texas 75019 469-647-4446 Directions to Vascular Medicine at UT Southwestern Medical Center at Coppell, Coppell Parking Info for Vascular Medicine