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In-Place Vein Bypass From The Knee To The Calf

Vermont rates for HCPCS 35587

Reroutes blood around a blocked artery in the lower leg using a vein left in its own position in the leg rather than taken out. The vein's one-way valves are cut so blood can flow the other way through it, and its ends are joined to the artery behind the knee and to a smaller artery in the calf. It is done through incisions along the leg.

Rates data updated July 2026.

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