Your vascular system plays a critical role in keeping your body healthy — carrying blood, oxygen and nutrients to every organ and tissue. When there's a problem with your arteries or veins, it can affect your mobility, your energy and your long-term health.
At Main Line Health, we offer expert care for the full spectrum of vascular conditions that affect your circulatory system. From common concerns to serious, limb-threatening conditions like peripheral vascular disease and abdominal aortic aneurysm, our board-certified vascular surgeons are here to help you stay healthy and active.
We specialize in restoring blood flow through both traditional open surgery and minimally invasive, catheter-based (endovascular) procedures. Our goal is to reduce your risk of heart attack, stroke and amputation — while improving your quality of life.
At Main Line Health, we care for people with all types of vascular conditions, including those who may be considered high risk. Our experienced team uses both traditional surgery and minimally invasive techniques to help restore healthy blood flow and prevent serious complications.
We repair bulges (aneurysms) or tears in the large artery called the aorta. This includes the chest (thoracic aorta), belly (abdominal aorta) and the arteries in the pelvis (iliac arteries). We offer open surgery, minimally invasive (endovascular) options, or a combination of both.
We improve blood flow to the legs when arteries are blocked. This helps relieve leg pain, heal foot ulcers and prevent more serious problems. Treatments include open surgery, minimally invasive procedures or both.
For serious blood clots, we may use special tools and medications to break them up through a thin tube placed in the vein (catheter). We use advanced imaging to guide treatment when needed.
We treat narrowing in the neck arteries that supply blood to the brain. Options include surgery to remove plaque (endarterectomy), placing a stent to keep the artery open, or a newer method called TCAR. Some patients may benefit from non-surgical care.
For patients who need kidney dialysis, we create and maintain access points for treatment. We focus on using your own blood vessels whenever possible, and we can manage even the most complex access issues.
We treat painful or swollen veins using minimally invasive methods like radiofrequency ablation, injections (sclerotherapy) or surgery.
Through Go Red for Women, Main Line Health and the American Heart Association (AHA) are committed to unlocking new strategies—grounded in science—that provide women with the resources and tools they need to live a heart healthy lifestyle at every age.
Cardiovascular imaging uses the most advanced technology available to capture images of the heart in order to better diagnose and treat cardiovascular disease.
Our surgeons perform hundreds of procedures to open blocked arteries and restore healthy blood flow with traditional open surgery as well as minimally invasive and endovascular interventions.
Causes of heart failure include coronary artery disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, and obesity, which may contribute to weakening or stiffening the heart.
We approach coronary artery disease with preventive strategies along with medication therapy and the least invasive yet most sophisticated surgical techniques available.
At Main Line Health, we treat structural heart and valvular disease that other centers have deemed untreatable. Our team of cardiologists, imaging specialists, interventionists and surgeons is among the most experienced in the region. Learn more about Main Line Health's structural heart and Valvular disease program.
Lankenau Heart Institute cardiologists with expertise in cancer-related heart problems are working with oncology colleagues across Main Line Health to coordinate cancer treatment with heart care. Main Line Health Cardio-Oncology Program is devoted to protecting heart health after a cancer diagnosis.
Women's Heart Initiative is a comprehensive health care program specifically dedicated to education and awareness about women's heart care.
