Procedures
Surgery, from consult to recovery.
Every procedure below is performed at Pulse Surgery Center as a same-day outpatient case. Choose a specialty to explore, or browse the full list.
Interventional Cardiology
7 proceduresDiagnostic Cardiac Catheterization
A diagnostic cardiac catheterization is a same-day outpatient test where a thin tube is guided to your heart through a small wrist or groin puncture to check for blocked arteries using X-ray dye. Most patients go home the same afternoon.
Learn moreCoronary Angioplasty & Stent Placement (PCI)
Coronary angioplasty opens a blocked heart artery using a tiny balloon and often a stent. The procedure is done through a small wrist puncture, takes about an hour, and lets most patients return home the same day.
Learn morePacemaker Implantation
A pacemaker is a small device placed under the skin near your collarbone to keep your heartbeat steady. It is implanted through a tiny incision under light sedation and most patients go home the same day.
Learn moreICD Implantation
An implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) is a small device placed under the skin that watches your heart rhythm and delivers a corrective shock if it becomes dangerously fast, protecting patients at risk of sudden cardiac arrest.
Learn moreLoop Recorder Implantation
A loop recorder is a tiny heart monitor placed just under the skin in a short outpatient procedure performed here at the center. It continuously watches for irregular rhythms and helps diagnose unexplained fainting, palpitations, or stroke causes.
Learn moreRenal Denervation (Paradise™ RDN)
Renal denervation is a minimally invasive treatment for high blood pressure that hasn't responded to medication. Using ultrasound energy delivered through a small catheter, overactive nerves near the kidney arteries are calmed, helping lower blood pressure.
Learn moreCardiac Stress Testing & Advanced Diagnostics
Cardiac stress testing measures how your heart performs under exertion, using treadmill exercise or medication combined with imaging. It helps detect blockages, arrhythmias, and heart-function problems before they become emergencies.
Learn moreVascular & Endovascular
6 proceduresPeripheral Artery Disease (PAD) Intervention
PAD intervention restores blood flow to legs narrowed by plaque, using balloons, stents, or laser atherectomy through a tiny puncture. It relieves leg pain, heals wounds, and helps prevent amputation , all as an outpatient procedure.
Learn moreLaser Atherectomy & Angioplasty
Laser atherectomy uses focused light energy to vaporize plaque inside blocked leg arteries. Combined with balloon angioplasty, it restores circulation for patients with peripheral vascular disease without open surgery or an overnight stay.
Learn moreLimb Preservation & Critical Limb Ischemia
Limb preservation treats critical limb ischemia , severe blockages that threaten toes, feet, or legs. Our team combines vascular intervention with wound care to restore circulation, heal ulcers, and prevent amputation whenever possible.
Learn moreDialysis Access Creation & Maintenance
Dialysis access procedures create or repair the AV fistula or graft used for hemodialysis. Regular maintenance keeps the access working, prevents clotting, and helps patients avoid missed dialysis sessions and hospital visits.
Learn moreVenous Insufficiency & Varicose Veins
Chronic venous insufficiency causes leg swelling, aching, and varicose veins when valves fail. Minimally invasive ablation closes damaged veins through a needle puncture, letting healthier veins take over , typically under an hour, no hospital stay.
Learn moreGenicular Artery Embolization (GAE) for Knee Osteoarthritis
Genicular artery embolization is a non-surgical option for chronic knee osteoarthritis pain. Through a small groin or wrist puncture, tiny particles calm inflamed vessels around the joint, It is an option for people with persistent knee osteoarthritis pain who have not gotten relief from injections, therapy, or medication, and who are not ready for or not candidates for knee replacement.
Learn moreFoot & Ankle
7 proceduresPlantar Fasciitis Artery Embolization
Plantar fasciitis artery embolization is transcatheter arterial embolization of the vessels supplying the inflamed plantar fascia. Through a tiny puncture, those abnormal vessels are calmed to relieve chronic heel pain without cutting or releasing the plantar fascia.
Learn moreFoot Drop Repair (Nerve Surgery)
Foot drop repair restores the ability to lift your foot by rerouting or grafting a healthy nerve to the weakened one. This nerve-transfer surgery can end the need for a brace and return a normal walking pattern.
Learn morePeripheral Neuropathy Surgery
Nerve-decompression surgery relieves the burning, numbness, and pain of peripheral neuropathy in the feet. Nerve-decompression surgery is considered for selected patients with nerve compression at specific anatomic sites. Results vary, and not everyone with neuropathy is a candidate.
Learn moreDiabetic Foot & Wound Surgery
Diabetic foot surgery treats non-healing ulcers, infections, and deformities that put diabetic feet at risk. Procedures range from wound debridement to bone reshaping and are combined with circulation care to help prevent amputation.
Learn moreBunion & Hammertoe Correction
Bunion and hammertoe surgery straightens painful, misshapen toes using small incisions and modern fixation. Most patients walk out of the surgery center the same day in a protective shoe and return to regular shoes within weeks.
Learn morePlantar Fasciitis Surgery
When months of stretching, injections, and orthotics fail, minimally invasive plantar fasciotomy releases the tight band on the bottom of the foot. Heel pain typically eases in weeks and most patients walk the same day.
Learn moreAnkle Fracture & Sports Injury Repair
Ankle fracture and sports-injury surgery repairs broken bones, torn ligaments, and Achilles injuries using precise fixation. Same-day outpatient care means faster recovery, personal attention, and lower cost than a hospital operating room.
Learn morePain Management & Interventional Spine
5 proceduresEpidural Steroid Injections
An epidural steroid injection delivers anti-inflammatory medicine directly to the irritated nerves of the spine. Guided by X-ray for precision, it can quiet sciatica, back, and neck pain within days and is typically done in minutes.
Learn moreNerve Blocks & Facet Joint Injections
Nerve blocks and facet-joint injections use targeted anesthetic and steroid to pinpoint and treat the source of chronic pain. They help both diagnose and relieve back, neck, and joint pain in a same-day outpatient visit.
Learn moreRadiofrequency Ablation
Radiofrequency ablation uses heat generated by radio waves to calm nerves that carry chronic back, neck, or knee pain. Relief often lasts six months to two years and the procedure itself takes under an hour.
Learn moreSpinal Cord Stimulator
A spinal cord stimulator is a small implanted device that sends gentle electrical pulses to interrupt chronic pain signals before they reach the brain. Patients trial the device first, then have it permanently placed if it helps.
Learn moreMinimally Invasive Spinal Decompression
Minimally invasive spinal decompression relieves pressure on pinched nerves through a small incision using tubular retractors. Compared with open back surgery, it means less muscle damage, less pain, and a faster return to normal activity.
Learn moreENT & Sleep
6 proceduresEar Tube Placement (Tympanostomy)
Ear tube placement is a quick outpatient procedure that relieves chronic ear infections and persistent fluid behind the eardrum. A tiny ventilation tube is placed through a small opening, improving hearing and reducing infection risk.
Learn moreSeptoplasty & Nasal Obstruction
Septoplasty straightens a deviated nasal septum to improve breathing, reduce congestion, and treat chronic snoring. The procedure is done through the nose with no external incisions, and most patients return home the same day.
Learn moreMinimally Invasive Sinus Surgery
Minimally invasive sinus surgery opens blocked sinus passages using tiny instruments and a camera, relieving chronic sinusitis, pressure, and recurring infections. It is performed as same-day outpatient care with a faster recovery than traditional surgery.
Learn moreTonsillectomy & Adenoidectomy
Tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy remove chronically infected or enlarged tonsils and adenoids to treat recurrent sore throats, sleep apnea, and breathing problems. Modern techniques reduce bleeding and recovery time for appropriate outpatient candidates.
Learn moreInspire Hypoglossal Nerve Stimulation
Inspire is an implantable therapy for obstructive sleep apnea in patients who cannot tolerate CPAP. A small device placed under the skin gently stimulates the airway nerve during sleep, keeping the airway open breath by breath.
Learn moreSleep Apnea Airway Surgery
Airway surgery for sleep apnea reshapes the soft palate, uvula, and surrounding tissue to reduce nighttime obstruction. Modern outpatient techniques improve breathing, reduce snoring, and can eliminate or lower the need for CPAP.
Learn moreOrthopedics & Joint Pain
4 proceduresShoulder Artery Embolization
Shoulder artery embolization is a non-surgical option for chronic shoulder arthritis and rotator cuff pain. Through a tiny wrist or groin puncture, inflamed blood vessels around the joint are calmed, It is an option for people with persistent shoulder pain who have not gotten relief from injections, therapy, or medication, and who are not ready for or not candidates for shoulder replacement.
Learn moreKnee Arthroscopy
Knee arthroscopy uses a pencil-thin camera and instruments through tiny incisions to treat cartilage damage, loose bodies, and joint irritation. Most patients walk out the same day and resume normal activity within a few weeks.
Learn moreMeniscus Repair
Meniscus repair preserves the knee's natural shock absorber after tears from sports or twisting injuries. Arthroscopic techniques stitch or trim the meniscus, protecting long-term joint health and easing catching, swelling, and pain.
Learn moreKnee Injections & Non-Surgical Care
Image-guided knee injections deliver cortisone, hyaluronic acid, or biologic therapies directly to the joint. They reduce arthritis pain, improve mobility, and often delay or avoid the need for knee replacement surgery.
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