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American Endovascular & Amputation Prevention American Endovascular has brought together top Interventional Radiologists focused on limb salvage for one reason: to save lives.

We specialize in complex cases. Locations in Cincinnati, OH, West Orange, NJ, and various locations in NYC including - Queens, Lower Manhattan, Fishkill, and Harlem.

10/09/2026

PAD pain doesn’t always look the same.

It may start as a calf cramp after walking—or become severe enough to wake you up at night. Cold feet, burning, tingling, changes in your toenails, or less hair growth on your feet can also be signs of peripheral arterial disease.

Save this post so you know what to look for, and share it with someone who may be experiencing these symptoms.

If these signs sound familiar, call +1 (646) 606-2976 to request a consultation.

09/28/2026

What makes American Endovascular different from a hospital setting?

Dr. Shams highlights the experience of our interventional radiologists and the close collaboration with referring physicians and gynecologists. After treatment, patients are sent back to their referring provider for continued care.

Request a consultation today: +1 (646) 606-2976

09/24/2026

Pelvic pressure, heaviness, or pain that worsens after sitting or standing for long periods may be connected to pelvic congestion syndrome.

Pelvic congestion syndrome occurs when blood backs up in the pelvic veins, including the ovarian veins. This pressure can lead to pelvic heaviness or pain, discomfort during sexual activity, and visible or painful veins in the groin or vulvar area.

If these symptoms sound familiar, call **+1 (646) 606-2976** to request a consultation and learn more about your treatment options.

09/21/2026

When pain radiates from your back all the way down to your toes, and conservative treatments are no longer providing relief, there may be another option to consider.

If you have already tried treatments such as medication, epidural injections, pain medicine, or physical therapy without lasting relief, **neurostimulation** may be an option to help relieve your pain.

Call **+1 (646) 606-2976** to request a consultation and learn whether neurostimulation may be right for you.

09/17/2026

Healthy nerves depend on healthy circulation.

Good circulation helps deliver the nutrients your nerves need throughout your extremities. When circulation is poor, those nutrients may not reach the nerves effectively, which can lead to symptoms of neuropathy.

If you are experiencing symptoms and want to learn more about your circulation, call **+1 (646) 606-2976** to request a consultation with American Endovascular Centers.

09/15/2026

Restoring circulation can help protect more than just blood flow.

Dr. Lao explains that reopening circulation can help bring oxygen and nutrients back down to the feet and toes. In many cases, improving that blood flow can help prevent surgery and even prevent an amputation.

Call us at **+1 (646) 606-2976** to request a consultation and learn more about your treatment options.

September is Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) Awareness Month, an important opportunity to increase awareness of a condit...
09/12/2026

September is Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) Awareness Month, an important opportunity to increase awareness of a condition that can significantly impact circulation, mobility, and overall quality of life.

PAD occurs when narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to the limbs, most commonly the legs.
Symptoms may include leg pain or cramping while walking, numbness, weakness, or wounds that are slow to heal. Recognizing these signs and seeking timely evaluation can help support better vascular health outcomes.

At American Endovascular, our affiliated physicians specialize in minimally invasive treatment options designed to improve blood flow and help patients maintain an active lifestyle.

This PAD Awareness Month, prioritize your vascular health and do not ignore the warning signs. To learn more or schedule an evaluation, call 1 (646) 606-2976.

08/11/2026

Could your tingling, burning, or numbness be a warning sign of neuropathy?

Watch for these five signs:
• Tingling or a “pins and needles” sensation
• Burning or shooting pain
• Numbness in the hands or feet
• Muscle weakness or difficulty walking
• Heightened sensitivity to touch

Recognizing the signs is an important first step. To request a consultation with American Endovascular Centers, call +1 (646) 606-2976.

08/06/2026

Do your feet feel like they are burning or tingling?

Burning and tingling sensations can be early warning signs of peripheral neuropathy. Some people describe the feeling as if their feet are on fire or say they cannot feel the carpet beneath their feet.

Experiencing these symptoms? Request a consultation by calling +1 (646) 606-2976.

07/31/2026

PAD can become severe before it is detected. Do you know which tests to ask your doctor about?

Dr. Koh explains that simple tests can help determine whether you have good blood flow going down your legs. An ankle-brachial index, or ABI, compares the blood pressure in your arm and leg. An ultrasound can also show blood flow using ultrasonic waves.

Ask questions. Find out about your blood flow. To request a consultation, call +1 (646) 606-2976.

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