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How do you know if you have a blood clot after surgery?

Posted October 06, 2020

The incidence of asymptomatic deep venous thrombosis (DVT) or blood clot reportedly ranges from 30 to 80%. The incidence for asymptomatic DVT ranges from 0.5% to 4%. There are numerous items that play a role in potential DVT development. The type of surgery, family history, past medical history, and weight are just a few of the factors that are at play in potential DVT development.

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4 Ways to Prevent Heart Disease

Posted November 13, 2019
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Vascular disease affects over 15 million American adults and often goes undiagnosed. Your cardiovascular system is made up of blood vessels that transport blood to and from the heart, so it’s important to keep this system in peak condition.

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What are the treatment options for vascular disease?

Posted November 13, 2019
PAD treatment can improve heart health At Center for Vascular Medicine, we offer a wide range of minimally invasive vascular procedures. Center for Vascular Medicine offers personalized solutions to address your vascular health concerns. We perform most procedures in one of our seven locations throughout Maryland. Our facilities are equipped with advanced diagnostic and interventional medical technology.
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Vascular Medicine in Maryland

Posted November 13, 2019

New Convenient Waldorf, Maryland Location At Center for Vascular Medicine, we are committed to helping each of our patients find the right treatment to alleviate their symptoms and improve their health. Center for Vascular Medicine has seven conveniently located centers throughout Maryland.

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Doctors Can Quickly Diagnose and Treat DVT Patients in DC-MD-VA

Posted November 13, 2019

Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) occurs when a  blood clot has formed deep in the vein. A DVT is an emergent condition that needs proper diagnosis from a trained doctor. If patients do develop DVT, it normally occurs in the legs, though it may occur anywhere in the body. When a blood clot breaks off and travel to other parts of the body, patients can experience some serious health concerns. If you suspect you may have DVT, please contact your doctor as soon as possible.

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A Closer Look: Upper Extremity Vascular Disease

Posted November 13, 2019
Less common than vascular disease occurring in the legs or pelvis, upper extremity vascular disease can be just as severe. Upper extremity vascular disease narrows or blocks the vessels that transfer blood from the chest to the hands. Center for Vascular Medicine is a team of highly trained doctors with advanced education in peripheral artery disease. Our doctors use the most advanced diagnostic and treatment tools for comprehensive treatment of vascular disease.
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Dr. Satwah Published for Research on Pelvic Pain

Posted November 13, 2019
Center for Vascular Medicine is proud to inform our patients that our own Dr. Vinay Satwah was recently published in the American College of Cardiology online publication(acc.org). The article, Chronic Leg Swelling Due to Under-Recognized Pelvic Vascular Disorders, highlights Dr. Satwah's work in diagnosing commonly undetected pelvic vascular disorders. His work in vascular medicine has helped countless patients regain a better quality of life and improve their vascular health. Dr.
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State of the Art Diagnostic Technology

Posted November 13, 2019
Are you looking for relief from discomfort caused by vascular disease? Accurate diagnosis is key to receiving effective relief from vascular conditions. Maryland Center for Vascular Medicine utilizes the most advanced, cutting-edge diagnostic technology. Our doctors are able to diagnose vascular disease earlier, allowing for more conservative and more effective treatment.

Diagnostic Technology

Using state of the art technology our team of vascular doctors helps patients find relief from a range of vascular conditions.
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Vascular Health: Q&A

Posted November 13, 2019
What is the vascular system? How does it work and why is it important? This month we answer some questions about your vascular system that could help you stay healthy. Understanding your body is essential for treating it well.

What is the vascular system?

The vascular system is the body’s essential network of blood vessels. The system is made up of interconnected arteries and veins. Arteries pump oxygen-rich blood away from the heart, delivering oxygen to the organs and limbs. Veins take the oxygen depleted blood cells back to the heart.
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Leg Doctors To Relieve Pain and Increase Mobility

Posted November 13, 2019

Doctors at Center for Vascular Medicine often hear from patients that there is nothing to be done about their chronic leg pain. We understand how discouraging this can be especially when the leg pain begins to affect the quality of your daily life. The "leg doctors" want patients to know that they do not have to take no for answer.

We have trained doctors that specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of a range of vascular conditions including PAD a common cause of chronic leg pain.

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