The Vascular Center at Mercy

Aneurysms, widening or bulging of an artery due to a weakness in the wall of the blood vessels, are treated by Board Certified doctors at The Vascular Center.

Blockages of circulation to the legs, arms and hands are treated at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore.

Carotid artery disease is diagnosed and treated by the expert doctors at The Vascular Center at Mercy.

Diabetic vascular conditions are treated by the specialists at The Vascular Center at Mercy.

Our vascular specialists at Mercy treat leg claudication, pain in the leg, caused by too little blood flow during exercise.

Lymphedema, chronic swelling that affects the arms or legs, is treated in Baltimore by Mercy's expert vascular surgeons.

Phlebitis, an inflammation or blood clot in a vein, is diagnosed and treated by vascular specialists at The Vascular Center at Mercy.

Stroke and mini-stroke are diagnosed and treated by vascular specialists at The Vascular Center at Mercy.

Our vascular specialists help determine the cause of common conditions such as swelling in the legs and develop treatment plans to address patient needs.

The doctors at The Vascular Center at Mercy treat patients with varicose veins. Our surgeons perform innovative minimally invasive procedures in a comfortable environment.

Wounds and ulcers of the lower extremities are diagnosed and treated by vascular specialists at The Vascular Center at Mercy.

The Vascular Center's doctors provide minimally invasive angioplasty and stenting for patients with blocked or damaged veins.

Mercy's vascular surgeons provide vascular bypass surgery to restore proper blood flow to damaged or blocked arteries.

Our surgeons work with patients to correct impaired blood flow to the kidneys and the gastrointestinal (GI) tract.

Lymphedema is treated by the expert surgeons of The Vascular Center at Mercy in Baltimore.

Expert surgeons perform minimally invasive catheter procedures for balloon angioplasty, stenting and varicose vein removal.

Our Board Certified vascular surgeons offer minimally invasive varicose vein surgery and removal.

The Vascular Center at Mercy Medical Center offers a variety of advanced treatment options, including the repair of arteries in the neck.

Board Certified vascular surgeons offer a variety of advanced treatment options and provide patients necessary care and support for critical procedures including renal dialysis.

Mercy's vascular surgeons offer patients a variety of advanced treatment procedures for conditions including aneurysms.

Our surgeons offer vascular evaluation and correction prior to orthopedic surgery to rule out other medical conditions that might prevent surgery.

Our vascular surgeons work closely with The Diabetes Center at Mercy when patients are faced with vascular-related diabetes conditions.

Venefit, a procedure for treating varicose veins, is offered by Mercy's Board Certified vascular surgeons.

The VenaSeal closure system uses a medical adhesive (sometimes referred to as "vein glue") to treat varicose veins and venous reflux disease.