Our expertise
Conditions
we treat.
The conditions and procedures treated at Provectus Health in Miami — fibroids, enlarged prostate, PAD, knee pain, hemorrhoids, spinal fractures, veins and dialysis access.
13 conditions and procedures, in four areas of care.
01
Conditions Treated With Embolization
Embolization reduces blood flow to the tissue causing the problem, through a small catheter and without an incision.
- Enlarged Prostate (BPH) and Prostate Artery EmbolizationLearn how prostate artery embolization may relieve urinary symptoms caused by an enlarged prostate. Outpatient consultations are available in South Miami.
- Uterine Fibroids and Uterine Fibroid EmbolizationUFE is a minimally invasive treatment for fibroid-related bleeding, pressure, and pain. Learn who may qualify for outpatient treatment in Miami.
- Knee Osteoarthritis and Genicular Artery EmbolizationLearn about genicular artery embolization, an outpatient option for selected people with knee osteoarthritis pain that persists despite conservative care.
- Internal Hemorrhoids and Hemorrhoidal Artery EmbolizationHAE is an outpatient treatment for selected patients with symptomatic internal hemorrhoids, especially recurrent bleeding. Learn who may qualify.
- Pelvic Congestion Syndrome and Pelvic Vein EmbolizationPelvic congestion syndrome can cause chronic pelvic pain linked to abnormal veins. Learn about diagnosis and outpatient pelvic vein embolization.
- Varicocele and Varicocele EmbolizationVaricocele embolization is an outpatient treatment for selected patients with varicocele-related pain, testicular effects, or fertility concerns.
02
Artery and Vein Care
Minimally invasive options for arterial and venous conditions, with care centered on your needs.
- Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD): Blocked Leg Arteries and Poor CirculationPAD can reduce blood flow to the legs and feet. Learn about outpatient evaluation and minimally invasive treatment for selected patients in Miami.
- Varicose Veins and Chronic Venous InsufficiencyLearn how varicose veins and chronic venous insufficiency can cause aching, swelling, and skin changes—and how outpatient vein care may help.
- Iliac Vein Compression Syndromes, Including May-Thurner SyndromeIliac vein compression syndromes, including May-Thurner syndrome, may contribute to leg swelling, pain, or DVT. Learn how they are evaluated.
- Chronic Vein Blockage (Chronic Venous Occlusion)A chronic deep-vein blockage can cause lasting leg swelling, heaviness, pain, or ulcers. Learn about evaluation and outpatient venous treatment.
03
Dialysis Access
Creation and maintenance of dialysis access, so treatment can continue without interruption.
- Dialysis Access Maintenance and RepairLearn how narrowing, clotting, and poor flow in a dialysis fistula or graft may be evaluated and treated with outpatient image-guided procedures.
- Dialysis Access Creation with a Percutaneous AV FistulaLearn about percutaneous AV fistula creation, an outpatient option for selected hemodialysis patients with suitable arm-vessel anatomy.
04
Spine and Nerve Pain
Image-guided approaches to spinal compression fractures and painful diabetic neuropathy.
Not sure where you fit?
Start with a
conversation.
Tell us what you are experiencing. We will talk through which of these, if any, is worth investigating.