What is endovascular surgery?

Endovascular surgery is a minimally invasive technique where doctors use catheters and stents inside blood vessels to treat conditions like aneurysms and arterial blockages—often with less pain and faster recovery than open surgery.

What’s the difference between endovascular and vascular surgery?

Vascular surgery includes both traditional open procedures and minimally invasive endovascular techniques. Endovascular surgery specifically refers to procedures done inside the blood vessels using imaging guidance.

Is endovascular surgery safe?

Yes, endovascular procedures are generally considered safe and have lower complication rates and quicker recovery times compared to open surgery. Your doctor will assess whether you're a good candidate based on your health and condition.

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Endovascular Surgery

Endovascular surgery is a minimally invasive approach to treating blood vessel conditions from inside the artery or vein. Using catheters, balloons, and stents, BASS Medical Group’s vascular specialists treat life-threatening conditions like aneurysms and peripheral artery disease (PAD) without the need for large surgical incisions. These image-guided procedures offer faster recovery times and reduced risks compared to open vascular surgery, making them ideal for patients seeking effective, less invasive options.