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Greenville Health System has earned a national reputation for superior vascular surgery outcomes informed by cutting-edge research and expertise. Our vascular surgeons are able to provide the very latest procedures, while maintaining a commitment to the highest standards, protocols and continuity of care.
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The Vascular Health Alliance is the largest, most comprehensive vascular care center in the Southeast. From diagnosis to surgery, venous treatments to nuclear medicine and wound care, the Vascular Health Alliance is leading the way — all under one roof.
Greenville Health System is an academic institute that believes in furthering the advancement of medicine through research & clinical trials. There are a variety of vascular clinical trials that are actively seeking patient participation.
Designed with faster, better results in mind, our nationally accredited, state-of-the-art vascular lab is located next to our patient exam rooms, allowing doctors to make diagnoses and treatment decisions without delay.
IAC Accredited Vascular Lab
At the GHS vascular lab, quality patient care is our top priority. The GHS Vascular Lab is accredited by the IAC (Intersocietal Accreditation Commission) in five Vascular specialties. We hold accreditation certifications in extra cranial, peripheral arterial, peripheral venous, visceral duplex and screening vascular exams. We are the only vascular lab in the state of South Carolina to hold all five of these certifications at one location.
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Welcoming A Brand New Program: GHS Aortic Center
The physicians with Vascular Health Alliance at GHS have developed a comprehensive program for caring for patients with vascular disease. This has led to the initiation of the GHS Aortic Center for the treatment of any ailment affecting the aorta. The ranges of diseases treated include: aortic aneurysm (an enlargement of the blood vessel in the chest or abdomen), aortic dissection (a separation in the layers of the blood vessel wall), and aortic occlusive disease (a blockage usually caused by atherosclerosis).
April is Limb Loss Awareness Month
Each day, 500 people in America undergo amputation, and more than half of all amputations are a result of vascular disease. Many individuals face challenges in getting appropriate medical and prosthetic care paid for. Individuals regularly face insufficient coverage and/or long paperwork battles to get the appropriate device for their needs, or are simply denied.
Bruce Snyder named SC physician of the year
Snyder also was presented with the Order of the Palmetto, the state’s highest civilian honor.
The SCMA award is given to a physician who gives back to the community and honors them for their service to South Carolina.
A vascular surgeon, Snyder was nominated by the Greenville County Medical Society and unanimously selected by the SCMA Board of Trustees.
Physicians, patients and all caretakers can win battle against diabetes
Dr. Ryan Fitzgerald of the Center for Amputation Prevention provides important insights on diabetes and wound care.
The statistics are staggering, but just about one in every ten Americans has diabetes, and a recent study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that nearly half of the U.S. population is now diabetic or pre-diabetic.
