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Locations In: Springfield, VA - White Plains, MD - National Harbor, MD. Experts in vascular care. VidaVascular offers multiple locations in Virginia & Maryland.

Using the latest technology, our centers offer a broad range of minimally invasive outpatient treatments performed under local anesthesia and intravenous sedation. The minimally invasive techniques used by our staff are often alternatives to open surgical procedures, and provide numerous advantages. Procedures include treatments for varicose veins, spider veins, uterine fibroids (uterine fibroid embolization), peripheral arterial disease, back pain, compression fractures of the spine, and others. Call us today to schedule a free screening!

11/05/2026

Did you know that abnormal blood vessel growth associated with inflammation may contribute to knee pain caused by osteoarthritis? 🦵 Genicular artery embolization (G*E) is a minimally invasive procedure that targets selected blood vessels around the knee to help reduce inflammation-related pain. It may be an option for people whose symptoms persist despite conservative treatments and who want to explore alternatives before knee replacement surgery. Not everyone is a suitable candidate, and outcomes depend on individual factors.

📞 Reach out to VidaVascular to discuss whether G*E may be right for you.

11/03/2026

Heavy menstrual bleeding is one of the most common symptoms of uterine fibroids, which are noncancerous growths in the uterus. 🩺 Uterine fibroid embolization (UFE) is a minimally invasive procedure that blocks the blood supply feeding these growths, causing them to shrink over time. It can help manage symptoms such as pelvic pressure, painful periods, and frequent urination without surgically removing the uterus. Recovery and results vary, and a specialist can help determine whether UFE is appropriate for you.

📍 Contact VidaVascular to learn more about your treatment options.

10/29/2026

Recovery is an important part of any fibroid treatment decision. 👩‍⚕️ After UFE, some patients experience pelvic cramping, nausea, or a low-grade fever, particularly during the first few days. Many patients can return to normal activities within about one to two weeks, although recovery varies from person to person. Follow-up with your physician helps monitor symptoms and determine how the fibroids are responding to treatment. If you're considering a minimally invasive approach to symptomatic fibroids, contact VidaVascular to learn more about UFE. 📲

10/27/2026

A recent study involving 194 patients examined Genicular Artery Embolization for osteoarthritis-related knee pain. 📊 Researchers followed participants for up to 12 months and found improvements in pain, symptoms, daily activity, and quality-of-life measures. G*E is still considered an emerging treatment, so appropriate patient selection and evaluation by an experienced medical team are important. The procedure is performed using image guidance, allowing the interventional radiologist to identify and treat specific abnormal vessels around the knee. Ask VidaVascular whether G*E may be an appropriate option for your chronic knee pain.

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10/22/2026

Heavy periods are not something you simply have to accept when fibroids may be the cause. 🩺 Fibroids can also lead to pelvic pressure, pain, bloating, prolonged periods, and frequent urination depending on their size and location. UFE offers a minimally invasive way to treat symptomatic fibroids by reducing their blood supply. Because UFE does not require removal of the uterus, it may be considered as an alternative to procedures such as hysterectomy for appropriately selected patients. Talk with the VidaVascular team to determine whether UFE fits your medical needs. 📞

10/20/2026

The knee has several small arteries called genicular arteries that help supply the tissues around the joint. 🦵In osteoarthritis, abnormal blood vessel growth around the knee may contribute to inflammation and pain. G*E uses a microcatheter to reach selected genicular artery branches and deliver embolic material to the abnormal vessels. The goal is to reduce this abnormal vascular activity while maintaining blood flow through the major arteries supplying the knee. If chronic knee pain is limiting your activities, contact VidaVascular to discuss your treatment options. 📲

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10/15/2026

Here’s an important UFE fact: the treatment targets the blood supply feeding the fibroids rather than surgically removing the fibroids themselves. 🔎 An interventional radiologist guides a catheter into the uterine arteries and releases tiny embolic particles into the vessels supplying the fibroids. With less blood reaching them, the fibroids can shrink and soften over time. Some patients notice symptom improvement within a few weeks, while the fibroids may continue shrinking for several months. Want to know if UFE could be an option for your fibroids? Reach out to VidaVascular for an evaluation. 📩

10/13/2026

Knee osteoarthritis can make walking, exercising, and everyday activities harder when pain and inflammation persist. 🦵For some patients who continue to have symptoms despite conservative treatment, Genicular Artery Embolization may offer another minimally invasive option. G*E focuses on abnormal blood vessels around the knee that are associated with osteoarthritis-related inflammation and pain. The procedure uses a thin catheter and imaging guidance to selectively treat targeted vessels while preserving the main blood supply to the joint. Talk with VidaVascular to learn whether this procedure may be appropriate for your knee condition. 📞

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10/12/2026

Happy Columbus Day! 🇺🇸 Wishing our patients, families, and community a safe and relaxing holiday. Take some time to rest, enjoy the day, and focus on your well-being. From everyone at VidaVascular, have a wonderful Columbus Day!

10/08/2026

If heavy periods, pelvic pressure, or frequent urination are affecting your routine, ask what is causing the symptoms. 🩺 Fibroids are common, and treatment depends on their size, location, number, symptoms, and your individual health needs. UFE is a catheter-based treatment that reduces the blood supply to fibroids so they gradually shrink. The procedure typically uses X-ray guidance and can often be performed without the large incision required for traditional surgery. Schedule a consultation with VidaVascular to learn whether UFE may be suitable for your symptoms and treatment goals. 📲

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251 National Harbor Drive, Suite 104
Oxon Hill, MD
20745

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18668002346

Website

http://www.vidavascular.com/

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