Specialized treatment for wounds caused by poor arterial circulation. When blood flow is compromised, wounds struggle to heal—but advanced regenerative therapies can make all the difference.
Arterial ulcers develop when narrowed or blocked arteries can't deliver enough oxygen-rich blood to tissues
Plaque buildup narrows arteries, reducing blood flow to extremities. Primary cause of arterial ulcers.
Tobacco damages blood vessels and significantly worsens circulation problems.
Both conditions accelerate arterial damage and increase ulcer risk.
Arterial wounds require both vascular intervention and regenerative care
First step: evaluate arterial blood flow. May require referral to vascular surgeon for angioplasty, stenting, or bypass surgery.
Promotes angiogenesis (new blood vessel formation) critical for healing tissue with poor circulation.
Amniotic grafts and growth factors accelerate healing once circulation is restored.
Arterial wounds are prone to infection. Aggressive antibiotic therapy and debridement when needed.
Seek immediate medical attention if you experience:
These symptoms may indicate critical limb ischemia requiring emergency vascular intervention.
Our specialists coordinate with your vascular surgeon and bring advanced regenerative treatments directly to you.