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Suffering From…

Leg or foot sores that are slow to heal?

Diabetic neuropathy pain?

Leg pain, aching or cramping?

Tingling or Numbness in the foot?

Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) May Be The Cause.

Late treatment may lead to amputation!

Symptoms:

Patients do not experience symptoms until the blood flow is significantly blocked, then common symptoms are:

How is Peripheral Artery Disease treated?

The team at MINT performs diagnostic imaging, such as duplex ultrasound, to evaluate your arteries and determine the extent of the blockage.

If your PAD is caught at an early stage, you may only need to make lifestyle changes to improve blood flow.

When the disease has reached an advanced stage, you may need a minimally invasive procedure to remove the blockage and restore circulation.

The team at MINT performs state-of-the-art procedures in the office under mild sedation. Your provider does minimally invasive procedures using real-time imaging to guide a catheter through your artery to treat the blockage. All procedures only require a small pinhole incision!

The treatments for Peripheral Artery Disease include:

Balloon Angioplasty
Once the catheter is at the blockage, your provider inflates a balloon. The balloon flattens the plaque against the arterial wall, which restores circulation.

Atherectomy
During an atherectomy, your provider uses a device that cuts out or grinds away the plaque. MINT ensures your safety by using the most advanced atherectomy devices.

Stenting
In some cases, your provider places a stent — a small, mesh tube — in the artery after removing the plaque. The stent stays in place and holds the artery open.

Prevent Further Complications And End Uncomfortable Symptoms

Results cannot be 100% guaranteed. Results will vary from patient to patient

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Dr. Akinwande 

Medical Director

Dr. Goke Akinwande (Dr. A) is an extensively published, board certified leader in minimally invasive procedures. His training at prestigious institutions such as the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) and the Johns Hopkins Hospital, as well as his prior faculty position at Washington University/Barnes Jewish Hospital provided him the best foundation and ability to deliver optimum care to his patients. He has delivered presentations nationally and internationally and trained several medical students, residents and fellows. Dr. A believes in compassionate evidenced based medicine and is proud to provide this service to the community. Dr. A’s core practice is rooted in increasing patient education and awareness, reducing health care disparities and improving access to care.

• Leg weakness or numbness
• Pain or tingling sensations in the foot
• One foot that feels colder than the other
• Lack of hair or toenail growth on the affected leg
• Pale, discolored, or blue-colored leg or foot
• Sores in the leg or foot

Everything about MINT was efficient and professional from start to finish. The staff really went out of their way to make me feel at ease and comfortable. 

—Lilly T.

Very professional, friendly, thoughtful and engaging. I would not hesitate in recommending MINT in St. Louis to anyone.

—Margarete P.

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MINT Helped Her To Walk Without Pain Again.

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