Cardiovascular Center

Peripheral Vascular Disease - PVD

Physicians at University of Utah Health Care have broad expertise in treating Peripheral vascular disease (PVD).  Treatments include both surgical and non-surgical approaches.  

Peripheral vascular disease (PVD), referred to as peripheral arterial disease (PAD), is a slow and progressive circulation disorder. It may involve disease in any of the blood vessels outside of the heart and diseases of the lymph vessels - the arteries, veins, or lymphatic vessels. Organs supplied by these vessels such as the brain, heart, and legs, may not receive adequate blood flow for ordinary function. However, the legs and feet are most commonly affected, thus the name peripheral vascular disease.

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(801) 581-3495

Laura K. Downey, PA-C

Specialties: Vascular Surgery

Monica Hatch, PA-C

Specialties: Vascular Surgery

Daniel M. Ihnat, M.D.

Specialties: Vascular Surgery

Denise L. Jost, N.P.

Specialties: Family Nurse Practitioner, Vascular Surgery

Daniel V. Kinikini, M.D.

Locations
University Hospital (801) 581-3495

Specialties: Vascular Surgery

Larry W. Kraiss, M.D.

Locations
University Hospital (801) 581-3495

Specialties: Vascular Surgery, Vasculitis

Joanna Lynch, PA-C

Specialties: Physician Assistant, Vascular Surgery

Michelle T. Mueller, M.D.

Locations
University Hospital (801) 581-3495

Specialties: Frostbite, Vascular Surgery

Mark R. Sarfati, M.D.

Locations
University Hospital (801) 581-3495

Specialties: Vascular Surgery, Vasculitis

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