Some offices are experiencing phone delays. To schedule or reschedule an appointment, please use MyChart or Find a Doctor. For non-urgent questions, please send your care team a message through MyChart.
We use cookies and similar tools to give you the best website experience. By using our site, you accept our Websites Privacy Policy.
Some offices are experiencing phone delays. To schedule or reschedule an appointment, please use MyChart or Find a Doctor. For non-urgent questions, please send your care team a message through MyChart.
Mesenteric ischemia is a narrowing or blockage in the arteries that supply blood to the intestines. This condition can be chronic, meaning it develops over time, or acute, meaning it comes on suddenly. Without treatment, mesenteric ischemia can deprive the intestines of oxygen and vital nutrients. This can lead to the death of intestinal tissue—a life-threatening condition called gangrene.
NYU Langone’s renowned team of vascular surgeons diagnoses and manages this rare and serious condition.
Depending on your symptoms and the extent of the blockage, our doctors may treat mesenteric ischemia with medication, minimally invasive procedures, or surgery to improve blood flow to the intestines.
Learn more about our research and professional education opportunities.
We can help you find a doctor.
Call
646-929-7800
or
browse our specialists.