Outpatient careOklahoma City
Vascular & interventional care · Oklahoma City
Precision care without major surgery
Treatment for blocked leg arteries and uterine fibroids through a small puncture. Most patients go home the same day.
Medicare and most insurance accepted
Trusted & proven
Outpatient care built around comfort and faster recovery.
- 01Outpatient facility
- 02Same-day procedures
- 03Board-certified radiologist
- 4.94.9 from 31 reviews
Start with what you feel
What brings you in?
Pick the concern closest to yours.
Limb salvage second opinions
Told you need an amputation? Get a second opinion first.
Many amputations are caused by blocked arteries that can still be reopened. Let Dr. Palaniappun review your case before you decide.
Treatment from the inside, not through an incision
Guided by live imaging, a thin tube reaches the problem through a small puncture in the skin — to open a blocked artery or cut off a fibroid's blood supply.
- No large incision
- Local anaesthetic and light sedation
- Home the same day
Focused expertise
Our treatments
Peripheral Artery Disease
Leg pain, cold feet or wounds that won't heal.
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Angiogram, Angioplasty & Stenting
Finds and opens blocked leg arteries.
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Uterine Fibroids
Heavy periods or pressure, treated without removing your uterus.
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Uterine Artery Embolization (UAE/UFE)
Outpatient treatment for fibroids and adenomyosis.
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Meet Dr. Senthil Palaniappun, MD
Harvard-trained, board-certified interventional radiologist with 10+ years' experience. His focus: saving limbs and saving the uterus. He performs your procedure and sees you at follow-up.
Read his full bioYour visit, step by step
- 1
Consult
We review your symptoms and imaging.
- 2
Testing
Ultrasound, ABI or MRI, often the same visit.
- 3
Procedure
Outpatient, with light sedation.
- 4
Home
Most patients go home the same day.
Why patients choose Mara
- Outpatient centre, not a hospital
- Limb-sparing and uterus-sparing focus
- One specialist from consult to follow-up
- We report back to your doctor
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What our patients say
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a referral?
Usually not. Some Medicare Advantage and HMO plans do — call and we'll check.
Is it painful?
We use local anaesthetic and light sedation. Most people feel pressure, not pain.
How long is recovery?
A few days for leg procedures; about 1–2 weeks for fibroid embolization.
Do you accept Medicare?
Yes, and most insurance plans.