TCAVS

Open vascular surgery remains a vital option for treating serious artery and vein conditions that cannot be managed with minimally invasive procedures. At Texas Cardiac and Vascular Specialists, our board-certified vascular surgeons are highly experienced in performing advance open surgical procedures to restore blood flow, relieve symptoms, and prevent life-threatening complications, and preserve limbs at risk due to severe vascular conditions.

Whether you are dealing with blocked arteries, aneurysms, or a severe arterial disease, our team is here to help you take the next step toward better vascular health.

What is involved in an Open Vascular Surgery?

Open vascular surgery uses traditional surgical techniques that involve larger incisions to directly access arteries or veins. This approach allows your surgeon to repair, remove, or reconstruct damaged blood vessels with precision. While recovery may take longer than with minimally invasive (endovascular) procedures, open surgery remains the gold standard for treating certain complex or advanced vascular conditions.

Open Vascular Procedures We Perform

Our surgeons tailor each procedure to your individual needs, using traditional surgical techniques and technology:

• Aortic Aneurysm Repair
• Carotid Endarterectomy
• Leg Bypass
• Dialysis Access Surgery
• Vagal Nerve Stimulator (VNS)
• HERO Graft Placement

Why Choose Texas Cardiac and Vascular Specialists

At TCAVS, your care is never handled in isolation. Every case is reviewed collaboratively by our team of experienced, board-certified vascular specialists to ensure the highest level of expertise and attention.

You can count on:

• A multidisciplinary team approach to every patient case.
• Advance surgical techniques and state-of-the-art technology
• Personalized care focused on your long-term vascular health.

Find Us In San Antonio:

Texas Cardiac and Vascular Specialists proudly serves patients across San Antonio, TX, and surrounding areas.

We appreciate your trust in TCVS and look forward to continuing to support your vascular health. If you have any questions.