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The OBL is an extension of a vascular/endovascular physician practice where the interventionalist can perform angiograms, arterial interventions, dialysis access procedures, venous ablations, and other procedures allowed in an office-based setting.

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In addition to the endovascular procedures, interventional radiologists can also perform uterine fibroid embolization, kyphoplasty, pain-related procedures, and others.

 

The OBL can be a safe and effective alternative to the hospital setting for select patients, and has been shown to produce high patient satisfaction scores, with patients reporting ease of access and an overall positive experience.        

The APEX Wound Care Center treats patients with all types of non-healing wounds, such as pressure ulcers, venous ulcers, non-healing post-operative wounds, infected wounds, auto-immune related wounds, arterial ulcers and others. 

 

The center focuses on limb preservation, treating and preventing unnecessary amputations in patients with diabetic foot ulcers, ischemic ulcers, and other limb-threatening conditions. 

 

We achieve this by:

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• implementing centers of excellence

• organizing and delivering effective clinical education 

• creating detailed databases and reports for quality improvement

• following evidence-based clinical protocols

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT)  involves breathing 100% oxygen under pressure that is greater than sea level, while lying in a comfortable, cylindrical chamber.

 

A partial list of conditions that are approved for HBOT include:

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• Diabetic foot ulcers, Wagner Grade III or higher; 

• Late effects of radiation (bony or soft tissue)

• Chronic, refractory osteomyelitis

• Compromised skin grafts and flaps

• Necrotizing soft tissue infections

• Central retinal artery occlusion