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Even in times of crisis, such as during the COVID-19 pandemic, many still need treatment for medical conditions unrelated to the virus. And when it's your turn to report for a medical appointment, you don't want to wait in a room full of others and risk exposure to a highly contagious disease.
Center for Vein Restoration has instituted new guidelines for treating patients during the novel coronavirus outbreak, but you can relieve minor varicose vein discomfort at home.
Older people and frequent flyers aren’t the only ones at risk for deep vein thrombosis. Young, healthy athletes have been known to experience blood clots in the leg.
Clinical leaders, with 90 locations nationwide, committed to providing important vascular services to relieve hospital burdens amid COVID-19 concerns; suspend elective cosmetic treatments
If you don’t believe varicose vein surgery is minimally invasive, then read this first-hand account of what it’s truly like.
Do those unsightly varicose veins indicate a more serious vascular problem? They might.
Center for Vein Restoration (CVR) is proud to announce a new partnership with Maryland Vein Professionals (MVP) – a major vein group in the state of Maryland, founded and directed by Jonathan Calure, MD since 2005.
