Vascular Services

At Advanced Surgical Technology, we provide medical treatments for a wide range of vascular conditions and symptoms.

Our board-certified general and vascular surgeon, Dr. Liyanage, has over three decades of experience treating vascular conditions with advanced surgical techniques. Their clinic is equipped with state-of-the-art technology for both diagnosis and treatment.

Vascular conditions

Dr. Liyanage provides medical treatments for any of the following vascular conditions:

Peripheral vascular disease (PVD): Pulmonary embolism, renal vascular disease, thoracic aortic aneurysm, varicose veins, Raynaud’s disease
Aneurysms: Abdominal aortic aneurysm (“Triple A”), visceral artery aneurysms, peripheral artery aneurysms
Cerebrovascular disease: Carotid stenosis, vertebral stenosis, intracranial stenosis, aneurysms, vascular malformations
Venous disease: Venous hypertension, DVT, blood clots, chronic venous insufficiency, varicose veins, ulcers, sores, skin rashes and discolorations

Watch this video to learn more about Vascular health

Vascular symptoms

Venous disease presents an array of symptoms, some of which are life-threatening, others serious, and some cosmetic in nature. Some of the symptoms of venous disease include:

Spider veins: While not a health risk, spider veins on your face, legs, or other body area are unsightly. Our advanced laser treatments can remove spider veins for good.
Varicose veins: These ropy, bulging veins are not only unsightly, but often painful, and can be treated to bring you relief from the discomfort and appearance of these veins.
Bulging veins: If you have a bulging vein, treatment should be performed, as it may indicate the presence of a blood clot blocking circulation.
Leg pain, aching, or heaviness: Venous insufficiency is a common condition in which the blood flow from the legs to the heart is not performing in a healthy manner.
Skin discolorations: Venous disease can allow blood to pool in the tissues, leading to discolored skin, swelling, and discomfort.
Itching, red rash, or flaking skin: Poor circulation can result in a skin condition called stasis dermatitis that requires treatment.
Leg swelling or cramping: If you suffer from swollen legs or cramping, it is often associated with a condition called venous insufficiency, in which the blood flow from legs to heart is hindered.
Ulcers or sores on legs: Venous insufficiency can lead to non-healing ulcers or sores on your legs.
Blood clots: Blood clots can cause swelling in an arm or leg, leg pain, tenderness, cramps, or skin discolorations, or the limb may feel warmer. Blood clots can be a very serious health condition and should be treated immediately.

Patient Testimonials

Charles Root, Vascular Surgery

Watch what our patient, Charles Root, has to say about his experience at Advanced Surgical Technology.

Gerald Sanders, Vascular Surgery

Watch the video of our patient, Gerald Sanders, and what he has to say about his experience with the artery experts in Mt. Vernon, IL.

Meet with us at Advanced Surgical Technology in Mt. Vernon

If you are experiencing the symptoms of venous disease or have a vascular condition that requires treatment, when under the care of Dr. Liyanage, you can be confident that your treatment will be performed by an experienced vascular surgeon with the most advanced techniques.