The catheter is inserted at the appropriate access point into the artery, while the patient is under local anesthesia.
This procedure is often used to treat difficult instances of peripheral artery disease (PAD), when someone has previously had an angioplasty or stent in place.
In certain cases, Dr. Stout may prefer to use the tip with the blade for arteries that are particularly hardened in order to achieve best results.
Another option for an arterial atherectomy in Rogers, Arkansas is a catheter wire with a laser tip, that can be used to vaporize the plaque causing lack of or blockage of blood flow.
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5433 W. Walsh Lane, Suite A Rogers, Arkansas 72758Off exit 83 from I-49 in Pinnacle Point.
Hours
- Monday - Thursday7:30 am - 5:30 pm
- Friday7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Phone
479.777.8014Fax
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