Memphis Vascular

03/12/2026

You're not alone.

Balloon angioplasty is a common, minimally invasive treatment that can help restore blood flow to your legs. During the procedure, a small balloon is guided into the narrowed artery and gently inflated to open it, relieving symptoms like leg pain, cramping, or fatigue when walking.

Why patients choose angioplasty:
- No open surgery
- Short recovery time
- Often done as an outpatient procedure
- Can significantly improve walking distance and quality of life

For many people, angioplasty is the next step when lifestyle changes and medication aren't enough. A vascular specialist can help determine if it’s right for you and what options best fit your condition.

Call us to learn more at (901) 683-1890

03/10/2026

03/05/2026

Thermal tumor ablation uses heat (or cold) to destroy cancerous tissue directly, often without the need for open surgery. Guided by imaging, a thin probe targets the tumor and applies energy (like radiofrequency or cryoablation) to eliminate it.

Why it’s used:
- Minimally invasive, typically outpatient
- Shorter recovery time than other procedures
- Can treat tumors in organs like the liver, kidney, lungs, and even bones
- Option for patients who aren't surgical candidates

Thermal ablation can be a powerful, targeted tool, alone or alongside surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy, depending on the case. Learn more at https://www.memphisvascular.com/services/cancer-treatment/

02/26/2026

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02/19/2026

Deep Vein Thrombosis is more than just a leg clot—it can be life-threatening if left untreated. A clot that forms deep in the leg can break loose and travel to the lungs, causing a pulmonary embolism, a medical emergency.

Even when it doesn't travel, DVT can damage veins long-term, leading to chronic pain, swelling, skin changes, and ulcers—a condition known as post-thrombotic syndrome.

The good news: when caught early, DVT is treatable. Symptoms like leg swelling, pain, warmth, or redness should never be ignored. If you're at risk or experiencing symptoms, timely evaluation can make all the difference.

Learn more: https://www.memphisvascular.com/services/deep-vein-thrombosis-dvt/

02/12/2026

Cancer prevention starts with awareness, early action, and access to advanced care when it matters most.

At Memphis Vascular Center, innovation has long been at the heart of cancer treatment in the Mid-South. MVC was the first in the region to perform Y-90 radioembolization, expanding minimally invasive treatment options for patients with liver cancer and metastatic disease.

This commitment to progress was nationally recognized when Dr. Fang received the Memphis Business Journal’s Healthcare Heroes Innovations Award for leading Y-90 therapy and radioembolization treatments for cancer patients in Memphis.

This National Cancer Prevention Month, we're proud to highlight how early detection, prevention-focused care, and cutting-edge therapies work together to improve outcomes—right here at home.

02/09/2026

Memphis Vascular Center is proud to be a regional pioneer in Y-90 radioembolization.

✔️ MVC was the first in the region to perform Y-90 radioembolization, bringing advanced, minimally invasive cancer treatment options to Mid-South patients sooner.
✔️ In 2012, Dr. Fang of Memphis Vascular Center was honored with the Memphis Business Journal’s Healthcare Heroes Innovations Award for spearheading Y-90 therapy and radioembolization treatments for cancer patients in Memphis.

This legacy of innovation reflects MVC’s ongoing commitment to offering cutting-edge, image-guided therapies that prioritize precision, outcomes, and patient-centered care.

At Memphis Vascular Center, innovation isn't new—it’s part of who we are.

Learn more: https://www.memphisvascular.com/services/cancer-treatment/

02/09/2026

A big thank you to Corie and Channel 3 for featuring Dr. Layman with Memphis Vascular Center. We’re excited to share how our team and services are making a difference for patients in our community.

01/29/2026

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01/27/2026

***We will be reaching out to reschedule all appointments. Roads are still too treacherous to chance it. Thank you for your patience.***

01/26/2026

***Memphis Vascular Center will be closed Tuesday January 27th. We will be reaching out to reschedule all appointments. Roads are still too treacherous to chance it. Thank you for your patience.***

01/26/2026

Out of an abundance of caution, our office will be closed Monday, January 26th. Please check back for further updates. Please stay safe and warm.