Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) is a condition that occurs when arteries supplying organs and limbs are blocked or restricted by plaque. A condition most often diagnosed in those over the… Continue Reading
Understanding Treatment Options During Health Literacy Month
As we age, we gradually learn the importance of taking care of our bodies. Unfortunately, this often comes at a time when chronic conditions have already set in, and we… Continue Reading
5 Things to Do If You’re at Risk for Peripheral Artery Disease
Understanding common risk factors for Peripheral Artery Disease is the first step in preventing the condition. However, if you or a loved one understands they are already at risk for… Continue Reading
7 Common PAD Risk Factors
Leg wounds that won’t heal. Blue colored feet. Activity-related pain or heaviness in the legs. These are all common peripheral artery disease (PAD) symptoms. PAD, a condition that limits blood… Continue Reading
Understanding How ECCO Diagnoses & Treats PAD
Current estimates reveal that about 20% of people over age 60 have some degree of Peripheral Artery Disease or PAD. Severely under-diagnosed, this condition usually manifests as calf soreness and… Continue Reading
Dr Nutting Discusses PAE
There’s no doubt that technological advances have completely changed the healthcare scene. From imaging to recovery, these advancements have transformed once invasive procedures into outpatient treatments. Prostate Artery Embolization (PAE)… Continue Reading
Radiologic Imaging: Interventional Radiology Techniques Explained
ECCO Medical’s interventional radiologists use non-invasive diagnostic or “radiologic” imaging to treat vascular system conditions. Using images of the body’s internal structure, ECCO physicians Aaron Kovaleski and Charles Nutting, can… Continue Reading
Diabetic Neuropathy and The Importance of PAD Screening
Studies show that one in three diabetics over the age of fifty have Peripheral Artery Disease, or PAD. And those with diabetic neuropathy run the risk of missing PAD symptoms… Continue Reading
PAD: “Can Peripheral Artery Disease Treatment Prolong Your Life?”
Safe, non-invasive treatment at the best PAD treatment center in Colorado can definitely prolong your life, and increase your enjoyment of it. This should not be a surprise, but for many of… Continue Reading
PAD Doctors in Denver on Symptoms You May Have but Didn’t Link to PAD
Ask most people what the symptoms of peripheral arterial disease (PAD) are, and they would probably say, “I don’t know.” Denver PAD experts Dr. Aaron Kovaleski and Dr. Charles Nutting say, “This is a problem, because… Continue Reading
