About Vascular & Interventional Specialists
Frozen Shoulder Treatment at Vascular & Interventional Specialists (VIS)
Vascular & Interventional Specialists (VIS), as part of Radiology Associates of North Texas, is a leading provider of minimally invasive therapies in the Dallas-Fort Worth region. Benefiting from the support of the nation’s largest private radiology practice, the VIS team merges a rich legacy spanning 80 years with cutting-edge technology to deliver hospital-quality care in an intimate, outpatient environment. The center is a top choice for managing frozen shoulder, offering advanced solutions for patients in search of long-term relief from the discomfort of this condition. The VIS Advantage: Comprehensive Frozen Shoulder Management Precision Image Guidance: Employing advanced imaging techniques and specialized catheter technology, board-certified experts accurately target areas impacted by the frozen shoulder condition. Non-Surgical Intervention: By utilizing minimally invasive techniques to alleviate symptoms and improve mobility, the discomfort associated with frozen shoulder can be significantly reduced over time, without the need for cutting or tissue removal. Smooth Recovery: Procedures are executed through a minuscule entry point, avoiding incisions that could lead to postoperative pain, thus ensuring a seamless recovery experience. Outpatient Convenience: Most treatments are performed at the high-tech VIS 8th Avenue Center, enabling patients to return home promptly and resume daily activities swiftly. Why Patients Choose VIS Enduring Legacy of Care: As an integral part of Radiology Associates of North Texas, the VIS team boasts decades of established expertise and a track record of exceptional patient outcomes. Specialized Facility: The VIS Center is a unique outpatient suite furnished with the most modern imaging equipment (CT, Ultrasound, and Cios Alpha C-Arm) tailored for minimally invasive work. Personalized Approach: Each patient receives an individualized treatment plan prioritizing comfort, safety, and swift return to their usual activities.
