Dr. Brink and Dr. Carlon are peripheral vascular surgeons specializing in the treatment of arterial and venous disorders of the body. Although this encompasses a wide range of diseases, typical examples of artery problems include: atherosclerotic blockages of the arteries in the neck, arms, abdomen, pelvis and legs as well as aneurysms (dilated arteries) over the same distribution.

Arterial disease treatments are designed to reduce the risk of stroke, decrease pain and limb loss from lack of blood flow, and reduce the risk aneurysm clotting or rupture. Vein disorders include primarily varicose veins and deep vein insufficiency and treatment helps decrease pain, swelling, discoloration and poor wound healing.