Mead B. Ferris III, MD

Dr. Mead Ferris is a vascular surgeon who specializes in treating conditions affecting blood vessels throughout the body. He completed his medical degree at St. Georges University School of Medicine and has been practicing for 14 years. Dr. Ferris focuses on both traditional surgical approaches and minimally invasive endovascular treatments for complex vascular conditions. He speaks English fluently with his patients.

Dr. Ferris practices at the University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington, Vermont, where he treats patients with peripheral artery disease and atherosclerosis. He helps patients who experience claudication, which is leg pain caused by reduced blood flow during walking or exercise. His expertise includes performing diagnostic tests such as Doppler ultrasound to assess blood flow, carotid artery ultrasound to evaluate neck arteries, and ankle-brachial index tests to detect circulation problems in the legs.