A Wound Healing Treatment Program for You We develop individualized treatment plans based upon your unique needs. Our team of specialists is dedicated to providing a tailored approach based on the most effective treatment options available. When you require wound care expertise, experience matters.

Let Your Healing Begin Today In response to COVID-19, Inova Wound Healing Centers now offer virtual consultations at all four of our locations. While in-person visits are ideal for evaluating and treating complex wounds, telemedicine offers you an additional option to begin the healing process without delay in care. Hyperbaric consultations are available in-person and via telehealth at the Woodburn, Fair Oaks, and Mount Vernon sites. Call today to get started.  Virtual Visits Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Who is eligible for a virtual visit?

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Inova vascular and interventional radiologists use aortic stent-graft repair for the non-emergency treatment of abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA), a weakened area in the wall of the aorta. As blood flows through the aorta, the weak area bulges like a balloon and can cause a hemorrhage. Large aneurysms are life threatening, and we repair them as soon as possible. During aortic stent-graft repair, the interventional radiologist inserts a combination metal stent and surgical graft material into the aneurysm and expands it against the blood vessel wall.

Deep vein thrombosis is a blood clot or thrombus in a deep vein. It is most common in the leg. But one may develop in the arm or other part of the body. Part of the clot, called an embolus, can break off and travel to the lungs. This is a pulmonary embolus (PE). This can cut off the flow of blood. PE is an emergency and may cause death. If you have symptoms that may mean a blood clot in the lungs, call 911 or get emergency help. Symptoms of a blood clot in the lungs include chest pain, trouble breathing, coughing (may cough up blood), a fast heartbeat, sweating, and fainting.

Patients undergoing dialysis for kidney failure may develop narrowing and blockage of their dialysis access grafts. We can open up failing or failed grafts using a combination of clot-dissolving drugs, clot-busting tools, angioplasty and stents. These techniques may allow for a longer use of a graft, avoiding the need for surgical revision. We can also place catheters directly into the veins of renal failure patients for dialysis.

Gastrostomy Inova vascular and interventional radiologists perform a gastrostomy when a patient needs to receive nutrition directly through a tube inserted into the stomach or to drain the stomach when its other outlets are blocked. We insert the tube into the stomach under X-ray guidance requiring only local anesthesia. This procedure is a good alternative to endoscopies. Jejunostomy The jejunum is the small bowel. A jejunostomy is similar to a gastrostomy except instead of inserting a catheter into the stomach, the physician inserts it into the small bowel in order to provide nutrition.

About 10 percent of patients with high blood pressure have a narrowing of the artery to one or both kidneys, which causes their hypertension. This condition is known as renovascular hypertension. Renal duplex, a sophisticated ultrasound technique, aids in the diagnosis of patients with renal artery stenosis. This noninvasive technology is useful in selecting patients for further evaluation and possible treatment. We often treat renovascular hypertension with angioplasty.