360 Vascular Institute

02/28/2026

Alcohol + heat = leg swelling for many people.

One drink, one water

01/25/2026

Due to the winter weather, our office will be closed on Monday, January 26th. We will resume normal office hours on Tuesday. Thank you for your understanding and stay safe and warm!

01/16/2026

62 years ago, Dr. Charles Dotter performed the world’s first angioplasty — quietly launching a revolution in medicine. Interventional Radiology showed the world that life-changing treatment doesn’t always require an incision, a scalpel, or prolonged recovery.

At 360 Vascular Institute, we witness daily how image-guided, minimally invasive procedures restore function, preserve dignity, and transform outcomes. IR didn’t just create new procedures; it pioneered the foundation of modern, patient-centered medicine.

Today, we celebrate a specialty that heals from within and continues to redefine what’s possible.

01/01/2026

Dear Patients and Friends,

Happy New Year from all of us at 360 Vascular Institute!

As we welcome 2026 with joy and gratitude, we want to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for trusting us with your care. Whether you are new to our practice or have followed Dr. Sudi from the University of Pennsylvania, your confidence and trust mean the world to us. Caring for you and your families is a responsibility we never take lightly. Because of you, we are proud to be recognized as the leading interventional radiology practice in Ohio, welcoming patients from around the globe.

In a world too often shaped by impersonal corporate healthcare systems, our focus remains on YOU — treating every person with the respect, warmth, and attention they deserve. We are honored to provide advanced care without incisions in a comfortable, non-hospital setting.

Even when medicine has no more to offer, our care continues with encouragement, compassion, and help in finding the support you need.

As the new year begins, we encourage you to prioritize your vascular health. Wishing you and your loved ones a year filled with health, happiness, and vitality.

With gratitude and warmest regards,
The Team at 360 Vascular Institute

12/13/2025

Medical-Grade Compression Stocking SALE!

If you’re in the Columbus area, we invite you to stop by 360 Vascular Institute during December and January for a professional fitting and our "Buy 1 Pair, Get 1 Pair FREE" offer on medical-grade compression stockings.

Start the new year right by making vascular health a priority. Medical-grade compression is one of the most cost‑effective, evidence‑based ways to support circulation, reduce leg swelling and fatigue, and slow progression of venous disease when used consistently.

👨‍⚕️ We practice what we preach. Dr. Sudi has been wearing compression stockings daily for more than 25 years as part of long-term vascular health maintenance.

What we offer:

✅Professional measurement and fitting to ensure proper compression and comfort

✅Medical‑grade compression stockings recommended in clinical practice

✅Save the hassle of finding medical supply stores—get properly fitted and educated in a physician-led vascular practice

Available options & pricing:

Knee‑High Stockings: $40/pair + 1 FREE

Thigh‑High: $60/pair + 1 FREE

Pantyhose: $80/pair + 1 FREE

🧠 Clinical reminder: Chronic venous disease is progressive if left unaddressed. Don’t let your legs end up like this—see the CEAP classification image attached as a visual reminder of why early intervention matters.

📍 Columbus locals: Stop by or contact our office to be properly measured and learn whether medical‑grade compression is right for you.

11/29/2025

🎁 A Healthier You for the New Year: Minimally Invasive Treatments for Fibroids & Knee Pain

At 360 Vascular Institute, we educate patients about diseases of the arteries and veins. But did you know some conditions not typically thought of as “vascular” actually have important blood-vessel connections? Understanding these connections opens doors to effective, minimally invasive treatments.

➡️ Knee osteoarthritis — inflammation in the joint is partly driven by abnormal blood vessels around the knee. Geniculate Artery Embolization (G*E) is a procedure that targets these vessels to reduce inflammation and pain. It's a great option for patients looking to delay or avoid knee replacement.

➡️ Uterine fibroids — benign tumors that survive and grow by drawing blood from nearby vessels. Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) blocks these vessels, causing fibroids to shrink and relieving symptoms — without major surgery.

Both G*E and UFE are SAME-DAY PROCEDURES with NO INCISIONS, and patients typically do not require rehab or physical therapy, allowing you to get back to what matters most — enjoying life and the holidays with family and friends.

🎁 This season, give yourself the gift of minimally invasive care and a healthier start to the new year. Learn more about your options at www.360vascular.com

11/21/2025

For over 7 years, this woman has struggled with a painful, non-healing ulcer on her right leg. She saw multiple vascular specialists, underwent ablations and varicose vein removal — each time hoping for relief, only to watch her leg worsen again.

Not because of a lack of effort or compassion, but because the true diagnosis was never made.

A few months ago, an IR cautiously suggested she might have a rare condition called Klippel-Trénaunay Syndrome (KTS), though he had never actually seen a case. That uncertainty led her to 360 Vascular Institute, where Dr. Sudi and our team finally identified what had been missed for years.

KTS is a congenital vascular disorder involving:
- Capillary malformations such as extensive port-wine stains
- Abnormal veins and lymphatics
- Limb overgrowth and chronic swelling

Once you understand KTS, her entire leg makes sense — and so does the years of failed healing. Standard venous procedures simply cannot correct a complex vascular malformation.

For her, finally receiving the right diagnosis brought answers, validation, and hope after so much pain and frustration.

If someone has a large port-wine stain, chronic swelling, or wounds that refuse to heal, KTS must be considered. The correct diagnosis doesn’t just guide treatment — it can change a life.

11/19/2025

🌟 1-Month Post-Op DVR Results — Truly Life-Changing! 🌟

Most people with Post-Thrombotic Syndrome from DVT are told “nothing can be done.”

NOT TRUE (in most cases)!!!

Our patient in his 40s struggled for 10+ years with severe swelling, ulcers, pain, heaviness, neuropathy, and skin changes. He underwent Deep Venous Reconstruction (DVR) at 360 Vascular Institute — and at just 1 month post-op, his results are remarkable!

✔️ Pain — gone
✔️ Swelling — 80% better
✔️ Heaviness/fatigue — 90% better
✔️ Neuropathy — gone
✔️ Ulcers — smaller, and several completely healed
✔️ Skin discoloration — visibly improving

DVR is a minimally invasive procedure that restores proper deep-vein drainage — relieving the pressure and congestion that drive PTS symptoms.

To learn more about DVR, visit www.360vascular.com

11/18/2025

Do your legs feel heavy by the end of the day?

These photos shows C4 chronic venous disease — a stage where poor vein function leads to leg swelling, skin discoloration, and varicose veins. Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) occurs when the valves in the leg veins stop working properly, causing blood to go backwards down the legs towards the floor instead of back to the heart.

Common symptoms include:
• Leg swelling
• Skin darkening or thickening
• Aching, heaviness, or throbbing
• Visible varicose veins (not always present)
• Restless legs and cramps
• Neuropathy
• Feeling unsteady on your feet

CVI is very treatable, especially when caught early. At 360 Vascular Institute in Dublin, OH, we focus on minimally invasive treatments that address the root cause and help restore comfort and circulation.

👉 Learn more at 360Vascular.com

11/14/2025

At 360 Vascular Institute, we believe in staying at the forefront of innovation and evidence-based care. 💡

Our founder, Dr. Sudi, had the opportunity to reconnect with Dr. Scott Trerotola — one of the leading figures in Interventional Radiology and Chief of IR at Penn Medicine. Dr. Trerotola was in Columbus to deliver an excellent talk on IVC filters. 🎤

Dr. Sudi spent over a decade at the University of Pennsylvania as an attending, where he directed on of the largest vascular programs, treated patients with complex vascular conditions from around the globe, and taught and mentored the next generation of interventional radiologists. These experiences help shape the high-quality, patient-centered care we provide every day at 360 Vascular Institute. ❤️‍🩹

11/03/2025

Did you know that many leg ulcers don’t heal because of circulation problems that go untreated?

At 360 Vascular Institute, we believe healing requires a team approach — podiatrists, wound care clinicians, and vascular specialists working together to treat the wound and fix the root cause.

Dr. Sudi explains why wounds sometimes fail to heal and what patients can do to get the right care in our latest blog post 👇
https://www.gethealthyveins.com/2025/11/02/why-leg-ulcers-dont-heal/

Ohio Foot and Ankle Medical Association Columbus Medical Association CityScene Magazine

Why leg ulcers don’t heal and what to do about it — learn how vein and artery problems can keep wounds from closing and when to see a vascular specialist.

10/26/2025

💡 Struggling with vascular or pelvic issues? You’re not alone.

Patients come to 360 Vascular Institute from around the world for Dr. Sudi’s partnership approach — a style of care that guides, supports, and empowers patients through every step, whether they’re managing PAD, vein disease, chronic pelvic pain, fibroids, or DVT.

In his new blog post, “Under Pressure: How Weight Affects Your Pelvis and Legs,” Dr. Sudi shares how weight and sedentary habits affect health and how partnership and small lifestyle changes can improve circulation, comfort, and quality of life.

Read the full blog here →

Learn how excess weight can worsen vein disease and pelvic pain and discover simple steps to reduce pressure, improve circulation, and find relief.