Deep Venous Thrombosis (DVT)

A DVT is a blood clot found in the deep veins of the upper or lower extremities. Typically associated with risk factors such as long-distance travel, smoking, recent surgery or severe illness, immobility or clotting disorders. DVT often leads to a painful, warm swollen and discolored extremity often made worse with movement of the limb. Individuals with these symptoms should be evaluated immediately for DVT and maybe treated with blood thinners to prevent propagation of clot to the lungs (pulmonary embolus) which can be fatal.

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The Patient Experienceere

Dr. Robbins looked at my imaging and made an appointment that same day for me to come in. At Vascular Tyler, it’s just like a family environment every time I come in here. If I have to go the doctor’s (office), this is where I want to go.

L.Cunningham Patient

We don’t want to spend a whole lot of time with rehabilitation or in some sort of medical facility, so it was great discovering that there’s only little or no downtime. It was a matter of hours instead of days or weeks.

B. Finch Patient

I had excruciating pain and was told I needed a knee replacement. But Dr. Robbins said I just need vascular surgery. They gave me relief from my pain, and they’re kind and interested in you as a patient and a person. This is the place to come.

M. Finch Patient

L. Cunningham Patient

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