Peripheral Stenting in Mohali - Advanced Endovascular Treatment for Blocked Arteries
For advanced peripheral stenting in Mohali, Fortis Hospital is the region's most trusted choice.
Senior Vascular & Endovascular Surgeon Dr. Ravul Jindal brings over 30 plus years of expertise in endovascular stenting, peripheral vascular interventions, and limb salvage. His work helps thousands of patients across North India avoid amputation, eliminate pain, and restore normal circulation through minimally invasive arterial revascularization.
99%
Recovery Rate
What Is Peripheral Stenting?
Peripheral stenting is a minimally invasive endovascular procedure used to treat peripheral artery disease (PAD)—a condition caused by atherosclerosis or arterial blockage that restricts blood flow to the limbs, kidneys, and other vital organs.
During this procedure, a small catheter-based device is guided through the arteries to the site of stenosis, where a self-expanding or drug-eluting stent is placed to restore normal blood circulation. This advanced technique avoids the need for open surgery and allows for a significantly faster recovery.
Symptoms That May Indicate You Need Peripheral Stenting
Early diagnosis is critical. Do not ignore these warning signs of severe arterial blockage:
Leg pain or cramping while walking (claudication)
Cold, numb, or discolored feet and legs
Weak or absent pulse in the legs or feet
Non-healing wounds or sores on the lower limbs
Burning or aching sensation in the feet at rest
Shiny, hairless, or pale skin on the legs
High blood pressure resistant to medication (Renal Stenosis)
Dizziness or neurological symptoms (Carotid involvement)
Peripheral Stenting Procedure - Step by Step
The process is streamlined to ensure maximum safety and rapid recovery:
Step 1: Pre-Procedure Diagnosis
Detailed assessment using ABI tests, Doppler ultrasound, and CT/MR angiography or DSA to accurately locate blockages.
Step 2: During the Procedure
Under local anesthesia, a catheter is inserted through the groin or wrist and guided to the blockage for angioplasty and stent placement.
Step 3: Post-Procedure Recovery
Most patients are discharged within 24-48 hours. Full recovery occurs in 1-2 weeks with specific medication to prevent restenosis.
Conditions Treated with Peripheral Stenting
Peripheral stenting is recommended for patients suffering from a range of peripheral vascular diseases. At our centre, the following conditions are treated using advanced endovascular intervention techniques:
Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) - narrowing of arteries due to atherosclerotic plaque buildup
Critical Limb Ischemia (CLI) - severe reduction of blood flow causing rest pain, ulcers, or gangrene
Iliac Artery Stenosis - blockage in the pelvic arteries
Femoral and Popliteal Artery Blockage - narrowing in the thigh and knee region arteries
Renal Artery Stenosis - narrowing of arteries supplying the kidneys
Carotid Artery Stenosis - arterial blockage near the neck affecting brain blood supply
Subclavian Artery Disease - narrowing of the artery supplying the arms
Non-healing foot ulcers and wounds due to poor circulation
Limb salvage - preventing amputation in advanced vascular disease
Clinical Success
95%+
Verified Outcome Rate
Insurance Support
EMI Options Available
Advanced endovascular intervention designed for comprehensive arterial restoration and limb salvage.
Peripheral Stenting vs. Bypass Surgery – Which Is Right for You?
Many patients ask: "Is peripheral stenting better than bypass surgery?" The answer depends on blockage location, severity, overall health, and individual patient preference.
Peripheral Stenting
Best for: Localised or moderate arterial blockages.
Minimally invasive with no large incisions.
Faster recovery and shorter hospital stay.
Local anaesthesia with same-day or next-day discharge.
First-choice treatment for most PAD cases.
Bypass Surgery
Best for: Complex or multi-level arterial blockages.
Preferred when stenting is not suitable.
Recommended for stent failure or long segment disease.
Open surgical approach with longer recovery.
Highly effective for advanced vascular disease.
Meet Dr. Ravul Jindal – Peripheral Stenting Specialist in Mohali
Dr. Ravul Jindal is one of North India's most respected vascular and endovascular surgeons, with 30+ years of experience and advanced training at St Mary's Hospital London, affiliated with Imperial College - successfully treating thousands of patients across the region.
"His patient-first approach combines global surgical expertise with cutting-edge minimally invasive techniques - making him the most trusted choice for peripheral stenting across Mohali, Chandigarh, and Punjab."
Expertise
Interventional Mastery
Expert in peripheral, renal, carotid, and iliac artery stenting.
Advanced Guidance
Skilled in fluoroscopy-guided endovascular procedures and interventions.
Regional Pioneer
Pioneer in minimally invasive vascular techniques across the Tricity region.
Clinical Success
High success rate with minimal complications and personalised care.
Hospital Leadership
16+ years as Director & HOD of Vascular Surgery, Fortis Mohali.
Consultation Access
Available for second opinions and urgent vascular consultations.
Cost of Peripheral Stenting in Mohali
Peripheral stenting cost in Mohali depends on stent type, arterial blockage location, procedure complexity, diagnostic requirements, and hospital stay duration - ensuring transparent and personalised pricing at Fortis Hospital Mohali.
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Note: Treatment cost is personalised following a thorough vascular assessment and consultation with Dr. Ravul Jindal. Final charges vary based on stent selection, blockage complexity, procedure duration, and individual patient requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions About Peripheral Stenting in Mohali
Q1. What is peripheral stenting?
Q2. Who is a candidate for peripheral stenting?
Q3. Is peripheral stenting painful?
Q4. How long does recovery take after peripheral stenting?
Q5. How long does a peripheral stent last?
Q6. Who is the best peripheral stenting specialist in Mohali?
Q7. Where is peripheral stenting treatment available in Mohali?
Q8. Is peripheral stenting covered by insurance or Ayushman Bharat?
Walk Pain-Free Again
Don't let arterial blockage limit your mobility. Consult with Dr. Ravul Jindal at Fortis Hospital Mohali for advanced limb-saving peripheral stenting.