Arterial problems
Keep blood flowing where it needs to go.
Blocked leg arteries, aneurysms, clots and vascular malformations, treated from inside the blood vessel through a puncture smaller than a pencil tip.
- Angioplasty and stents
- Aneurysm care
- Clot removal
On imagingCT angiogram of the aorta and leg arteries, shown dark on light the way we read it.
Conditions and treatments
Each page explains what is happening in your body, your options, what the procedure is like and how recovery goes.
Conditions & treatments
Peripheral arterial disease
Leg pain when walking or wounds that won't heal? Learn how blocked leg arteries are treated.
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Pulmonary embolism (blood clots in the lungs)
Blood clots in the lungs: warning signs, blood thinners and catheter clot removal.
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DVT (deep vein blood clots)
Blood clots in the leg or arm: signs, blood thinners, clot removal and long-term care.
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Aneurysms
A bulging artery found on a scan? What it means, when to watch and when to repair.
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Endoleaks
Told you have a leak after EVAR? Learn the types, which ones matter and how they are fixed.
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Vascular malformations
Venous, lymphatic and arteriovenous malformations: what they are and how they are treated.
Learn more →Videos
Short, plain-language videos on the conditions and procedures we treat, made for patients and families.
Peripheral Artery Disease Explained Symptoms, Risks — Life-Saving Treatments
Blood Clots in Your Legs? What Doctors URGENTLY Want You to Know (DVT 101)
4:44
Cold Leg (Acute Limb Ischemia) A TRUE Medical Emergency
4:31
Lets talk about DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis)
5:17
Deep Venous Thrombosis Diagnosis and Thrombectomy
3:02
Quick answers
Under a minute each
Fabio Komlos, MD
“I would rather spend ten minutes showing you your own images than ten seconds telling you not to worry.”
Dr. Fabio Komlos is an interventional radiologist: a doctor who treats disease from the inside, through a pinhole, guided by X-ray, ultrasound and CT. He reviews your scans himself, walks you through them, and performs your procedure.
Talk to us about your options
Request a consultation online, or call 650-404-8445, Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm. You can also ask your doctor to send a referral. We will review your imaging and help you decide whether a procedure makes sense.