Healthcare Providers
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Appointments
Do you need a vascular specialist?
The main objective of the clinic is to offer fast and effective alternatives to hospital visits, seeking to avoid unnecessary limb amputations and improve the quality of life of patients with these vascular diseases.
Diagnostics
Treatments
Our Services
The Mission Vascular & Vein Institute clinic, led by Dr. Pedro Mego, offers a range of specialized services for the treatment of arterial and venous diseases at its various locations. The services are mainly focused on peripheral arterial disease (PAD) and chronic venous disease (CVD).
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RGV Vascular & Vein Institute
We have facilities designed exclusively by Dr. Mego himself with the goal of treating patients with peripheral arterial disease, various venous diseases and reducing the risk of limb amputation. Dr. Mego has visited numerous medical institutions throughout the country; allowing him to utilize advanced technology to treat patients suffering from Peripheral Vascular Disease in the Rio Grande Valley (RGV).
We are located
At RGV Mission Vascular & Vein Institute, we have three locations to offer you the best care and prevent complications such as amputations. Our specialized team is here to help you with advanced vascular disease treatments.
Mission Vascular & Vein Institute
– 1317 St Claire Blvd Suite A6, Mission TX 78572
– Phone Number: (+1) 956-997-6000
– Fax: (+1) 956-997-6001
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RGV Vascular & Vein Institute at Edinburg
– 1621 S Closner Blvd, Edinburg, TX 78539
– Phone Number: (+1) 956-378-6000
-Fax: (+1) 956-997-6003
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RGV Vascular & Vein Institute at Weslaco
– 910 E 8th St #10, Weslaco, TX 78596
– Phone Number: (+1) 956-733-7000
– Fax: (+1) 956-997-6004
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Conditions
Peripheral Arterial Disease (P.A.D.)
It is the narrowing of the arteries that reduces blood flow to the extremities, causing pain in the legs when walking. Risk factors include diabetes and smoking. Treatments range from lifestyle changes to medical procedures.
Chronic Venous Disease (C.V.D.)
It is a disease that prevents the proper return of blood from the legs to the heart, causing swelling and pain. It can be treated with compression stockings, weight loss, and medical procedures such as venous ablation.