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March 5, 2021 Written by Kymberlie McNicholas, Founder of The Way to My Heart “Unlike open fem-pop bypass surgery, which usually requires a 3-5 day stay in the hospital, along with a recovery and rehabilitation period, percutaneous fem-pop bypass is performed on an outpatient basis, patients usually return home the same day, and are able to resume their day-to-day activities within a few days,”  explains PQ Bypass President Heather Simonsen As part of our ongoing Vascular Inn

February 17, 2021 Written by Kymberlie McNicholas, Founder of The Way to My Heart “It (the drug being studied) addresses the root cause of the problem attributed to PAD, which poor circulation in lower extremities,” explains Dr. Arshed Quyyimi.  “By creating new collateral arteries, this drug can improve blood flow through the lower extremities without surgical intervention.” As part of our ongoing Vascular Innovation Series in conjunction with The Way to My Heart, Emmy Award

February 5, 2021 Written by Kymberlie McNicholas, Founder of The Way to My Heart “If a vascular doctor is able to open up the Pedal Loop when it is blocked, it has the potential to heal a wound and prevent a major amputation in some instances,” explains Interventional Vascular Specialist Dr. Srini Tummala. As part of our ongoing Vascular Innovation Series in conjunction with The Way to My Heart, Emmy Award-winning Journalist Kym McNicholas interviews Dr. Srini Tummala. When M