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When Blood Flow Matters, We’re Here.

Marshfield Clinic’s vascular team cares for conditions that affect your arteries and veins—helping you reduce symptoms, prevent emergencies, and get back to the life you love. We offer medical therapy, minimally invasive endovascular procedures, and surgery, choosing the least invasive approach that fits your needs. Minimally invasive options often help shorten hospital stays and recovery time.


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Call: 1-866-250-2510; Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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Conditions we treat

  • Peripheral artery disease (PAD) and leg claudication (pain with walking)
  • Carotid artery disease (narrowing in neck arteries that supply the brain)
  • Aortic aneurysms (abdominal or thoracic) and other aneurysms
  • Varicose veins and chronic venous insufficiency (leg swelling, skin changes)
  • Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism coordination of care
  • Leg artery emergencies and limb-threatening ischemia
  • Renal vascular disease and dialysis access (AV fistula) support

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Treatment options

Step 1 – Evaluate: Focused exam and noninvasive vascular studies (ultrasound and other imaging) to pinpoint what’s wrong.

Step 2 – Optimize: Medication, risk-factor control (smoking cessation, diabetes, cholesterol, blood pressure), and compression when appropriate.

Step 3 – Treat:

  • Minimally invasive endovascular procedures (balloons, stents, thrombolysis) through tiny incisions, often same-day or short hospital stay.
  • Surgical solutions (endarterectomy, bypass, aneurysm repair) when they’re the safest, most durable option.

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Symptoms—when to seek care

  • Leg pain with walking, cramping at night, or slow-healing foot wounds
  • Neck bruit, ministrokes/TIA, or dizziness related to carotids
  • Sudden, severe back or abdominal pain with a known aneurysm (call 911)—a rupture is an emergency requiring immediate attention
  • Swollen, heavy legs; bulging veins; skin discoloration around ankles
  • New leg swelling or pain after travel or surgery (possible DVT)

What to expect

  • Clear answers, plain language. We explain your condition and options so you can decide confidently.
  • Right-sized care plan. We start with the least invasive path that fits your goals and health.
  • Coordinated support. We work closely with primary care, cardiology, wound care, and dialysis teams to keep your plan simple and effective.

Frequently asked questions

Are minimally invasive procedures effective?

Yes. For many problems, endovascular care can open narrowed vessels or remove clots with tiny incisions. These approaches often reduce recovery time compared with open surgery. Your surgeon will recommend what’s safest and most durable for you.

Do I need a referral?

Referrals can help—but many patients self-schedule. If your insurance requires a referral, we’ll guide you.

What about cost and coverage?

Our scheduling team can verify benefits and discuss financial options before your visit.