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Peripheral vascular disease Perth

Protecting your circulation, your limbs and your

independence

Peripheral vascular disease is more common than most people realise. It starts with poor circulation, but if left untreated, it can lead to serious complications, including limb loss.

Periphery vascular disease and CLTI

Understanding PVD and why early action matters

Peripheral vascular disease (PVD) happens when the arteries in your legs become narrowed or blocked. This is usually caused by atherosclerosis: a gradual process where fatty deposits and inflammation develop inside the artery walls. Over time, this reduces blood flow to the legs and feet, making it harder for wounds to heal and for tissues to stay healthy.

There are several things that can increase the risk of PVD, including diabetes, smoking, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and lack of regular movement. Some people are also more at risk due to age or family history. To learn more about circulatory health and related conditions like aneurysms, kidney disease or stroke, visit our partners at Hollywood Vascular for comprehensive specialist details.

You might notice warning signs such as pain or cramping in the calves when walking, wounds that don’t heal, or cold, pale or discoloured feet. These symptoms are a sign that your blood flow isn’t working as well as it should

"The earlier we catch PVD, the better the chance of saving your limb and protecting your lifestyle."

Dr Femi Oshin

Vascular Surgeon Perth

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When circulation problems become limb-threatening

Without good blood flow, even a small wound can become a big problem. Over time, periphery artery disease can lead to a more severe condition known as Chronic Limb-Threatening Ischaemia (CLTI). This advanced stage means the limb isn’t getting enough oxygen and nutrients to heal: wounds stay open, infections can develop easily, and the risk of amputation increases.

Being told you have CLTI can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t mean you’re out of options. With the right care and timely intervention, many people go on to heal well and avoid major complications. At Limb Preservation Perth, we focus on early diagnosis and personalised treatment plans that restore circulation, support healing, and protect your independence.

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Peripheral artery disease Perth

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What we do at the diabetic foot clinic

At Limb Preservation Perth, we offer a full range of services designed to diagnose and treat PVD and CLTI early and effectively. These include:

  • In-house duplex ultrasound to assess blood flow in the legs and detect any narrowing or blockages
  • Referral for CT angiography or MR angiography when more detailed imaging is needed to plan treatment
  • Personalised wound care plans to support healing and reduce infection risk
  • Revascularisation procedures such as angioplasty, stenting or bypass surgery to restore blood flow when needed

You are never just a number here. We work closely with your GP, podiatrist, diabetes team and any other specialists involved in your care to make sure every part of your treatment is well coordinated.

Why a specialised clinic matters

Peripheral vascular disease and CLTI need more than general wound care. They require expert vascular input and fast, personalised treatment plans.

That’s where a dedicated limb preservation clinic like ours makes all the difference. We combine surgical expertise with leading-edge wound care and a compassionate, patient-first approach. Our aim is to help you stay out of hospital, stay mobile, and stay independent for as long as possible.

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Our commitment to your care

At Limb Preservation Perth, you are never just a case or a condition. You are a person with a story, a family and a future that matters deeply to us.

We are committed to doing everything we can, through education, prevention, surgery and rehabilitation, to help you keep moving forward on your own two feet.

"Every saved limb is a saved life. That is why we do what we do."

Dr Femi Oshin

Vascular Surgeon Perth

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